Question 6 of 10 Calling all animals "cows is an example of: A. underextending B. concept formation C. assimilation. D. overgeneralization.

The correct answer is:**D. overgeneralization.**### Explanation:Overgeneralization occurs when a child applies a term or rule too broadly, extending it to objects or situations where it does not apply. In this case, calling all animals "cows" demonstrates overgeneralization because the child is using the term "cow" to refer to all animals, rather than distinguishing between different types of animals.