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The preoperational belief that all things are alive and have intentions, motivations, and feelings is called __________. a. imaginary processing b. fantasy c. animistic thinking d. object anonymity
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The preoperational belief that all things are alive and have intentions, motivations, and feelings is called __________.

a. imaginary processing
b. fantasy
c. animistic thinking
d. object anonymity

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I believe the answer is: Animistic thinking

Society that believed in Animistic thinking tend to perceive all inanimate objects to have a certain 'soul' that could affect the outcome of their life.
It is very common in this society to see various offerings such as food and drinks to be offered to inanimate objects such as a statue or a cemetary.
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