What is a misconception about situated cognition?

A) Situated cognition only occurs outside of the United States.
B) Situated cognition refers to how we think within our daily lives and context
C) Situated cognition can change depending on daily needs and experiences.
D) Situated cognition can change with expertise.

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Karina Teixeira · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Situated cognition is a theory that posits thinking is always connected to the context and situation in which it occurs. It is not geographically limited to any one country, such as the United States, making the idea that it only occurs outside of the United States a misconception. Choices B, C, and D accurately reflect aspects of situated cognition, emphasizing its context-dependent nature, its variability with daily needs and experiences, and its evolution with expertise.

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