When Graham and colleagues (1998) gave children a made up label for an object, their results indicated that infants assumed that these labels were __________ rather than __________.
A) schematic; categorical
B) categorical; thematic
C) thematic; schematic
D) thematic; categorical
E) categorical; schematic

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Graham and colleagues' research found that when infants were given a novel label for an object, they assumed that the label applied to objects of the same category rather than to objects associated by theme. This indicates that infants use labels to categorize objects rather than to identify thematic relationships.

When Graham and Colleagues (1998) Gave Children a Made Up