All of the following are how-to-count principles described by Gelman and Meck EXCEPT
A) one-to-one.
B) stable-order.
C) addition.
D) cardinality.

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Gelman and Meck described principles for how children learn to count, which include one-to-one (each object is counted once and only once), stable-order (numbers are recited in a consistent order), and cardinality (the last number recited represents the quantity of the set). Addition is not listed among these principles; it is a mathematical operation that builds on the understanding of counting, but not a principle of learning how to count itself.

All of the Following Are How-To-Count Principles Described by Gelman