8 8. An education researcher is interested in the ability of preschool children to solve math storyproblems. He wants to see if the method of presentation, either as verbal story problems oras visual story problems, makes a difference in preschoolers' abilities to solve the problemscorrectly. In an example of the verbal condition, a child is asked, "Two birds are sitting on afence; two more birds fly down and join them. How many birds are on the fence altogether?"In an example of the nonverbal, visual equivalent of this problem, the experimenter presentsthe child with a picture of two birds on the fence with two birds in the process of landing onthe fence and then asks the child, "How many birds are on the fence altogether?" In bothconditions, the child responds orally. Shown below is the number of correct answers out of10 problems for each child. What conclusions about the difference between a preschooler'sability to solve simple math problems presented either verbally or nonverbally can be madefrom these results?ChildVerbalNonverbalC. J.36F.K.58М. О.I. M.G. G.K. T.В. W.М. В.7482411438

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Description: 8 8. An education researcher is interested in the ability of preschool children to solve math storyproblems. He wants to see if the method of presentation, either as verbal story problems oras visual story problems, makes a difference in preschoolers