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Differentiating between the past, present ,and future is an example of___? a. chronological thinking b. historical narrative c. continuity over time d. point of view
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Differentiating between the past, present ,and future is an example of___?

a. chronological thinking
b. historical narrative
c. continuity over time
d. point of view

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Chronological Thinking

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A. Chronological thinking

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