Four-year-old Hedley is unhappy that he was only given one cookie. "Not enough!" he says. His father takes the cookie and breaks it into three pieces, which he lines up side by side. "That's better," says Hedley. This example shows that Hedley is paying attention to states rather than .

Transformations

Explanation:

Hedley is still within the early childhood and is still undergoing physical and cognitive development that is why he finds it difficult to accept the cookie as one but he was satisfied and happy when he finds out that it is now in three pieces.

TO HEDLEY, THE COOKIE BEING BROKEN INTO MORE THAN ONE SAMPLE IS BETTER AND BIGGER IN SIZE THAN THE COOKIE WHEN TRANSFORMED INTO A SINGLE PIECE OF COOKIE.

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sir frederic attributed inaccuracies to schemas. memory reconstruction is one part actual events and one part personal schema, which can result in inaccuracies when memories are reconstructed.