According to cognitive social historical theory, which of the following statements is true?
A) similarities across individuals and cultural groups permit findings from research to be readily generalized from one study to the next
B) learning that takes place cannot be generalized across individuals within a community or across activities
C) learning that takes place depends on ego strength and mathematical skills
D) basic cognitive capacities like attention and memory are universal and are not altered by cultural contexts

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Cognitive social historical theory emphasizes the role of social, cultural, and historical contexts in shaping learning and cognition, suggesting that learning is highly specific to the context in which it occurs, thus challenging the notion of easy generalization across individuals or activities.

According to Cognitive Social Historical Theory, Which of the Following