alleryWhich is a model-based reasoning process that can promote conceptual change?
AAnalogical reasoning
BSilent rote copying
CChoral repetition drill
DTimed speed drill
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Analogical reasoning
1. Analyses of scientific change found certain reasoning processes important.
2. They include analogical reasoning, visual representations and thought experiment.
3. Copying, chanting and drilling are not model-based reasoning.
_Source: Wikipedia, Conceptual change, How does conceptual change happen and how can it be supported?_
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