Thinking often involves the manipulation of two forms of mental representations:
A) concepts and mental images.
B) perception and intelligence.
C) learning and cognition.
D) prototypes and stereotypes.

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Thinking involves manipulating mental representations, which can take the form of concepts (abstract ideas) and mental images (mental representations of sensory experiences). The other answer choices either do not accurately describe mental representations or do not encompass the full range of mental representations involved in thinking processes.

Thinking Often Involves the Manipulation of Two Forms of Mental