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In a constructivist framework, a child is viewed as:

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1A physical being who is born with an innate, high sense of morality.
2A social being who is a passive receiver of knowledge.
3A problem solver and a scientific investigator.✓
4A 'blank slate' whose life is shaped entirely by experience.

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A problem solver and a scientific investigator.

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