In Robert Siegler's research on problem solving,children who use Rule I
A)require special cognitive training to move beyond this level.
B)take into account only one dimension of a problem.
C)can use a formula to systematically compare relevant factors.
D)calculate and estimate using multiple dimensions or characteristics.

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Rule I refers to a problem-solving strategy used by children that focuses on only one aspect of a problem. They do not consider multiple dimensions or characteristics, but rather rely on a simple rule to solve the problem. This is a common strategy used by young children, but they typically move beyond this level with age and experience.

In Robert Siegler's Research on Problem Solving,children Who Use Rule