Which activities fall under thinking?
AReflexes, breathing and heart rhythm
BReasoning, concepts and problem solving
CHearing, smelling and tasting only
DGrowing, healing and ageing slowly
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Reasoning, concepts and problem solving
1. Thinking manipulates concepts, ideas and mental representations.
2. It includes reasoning, concept formation, problem solving and decision-making.
3. Reflexes, senses and body growth are not thinking.
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