A little girl might know the word doggie because her family has a pet collie.  If she sees a Great Dane on the street and says “doggie,” she has _______ the new information about the Great Dane into the category “dog”—even though the Great Dane looks and may act differently from her collie. This example is an example of what? A. Amnesia       B. Authoritative       C. Assimilation       D. Accommodation

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