If Doreen understands class inclusion,then she understands
A)what grade she will be in at school.
B)that dogs are mammals and that mammals are animals.
C)that the task of cleaning her room also includes the chore of taking her dirty clothes to the laundry.
D)that abstract principles apply to everyday life.

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Class inclusion is the understanding that a larger category (e.g., animals) can include smaller subcategories (e.g., mammals, birds, fish). Option B is an example of this understanding. Option A is not related to class inclusion. Option C is an example of a task that involves multiple steps or subtasks, but not necessarily class inclusion. Option D refers to the application of abstract principles to everyday life, but this is not the definition of class inclusion.

If Doreen Understands Class Inclusion,then She Understands