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A child grows up in a coastal town and develops an understanding of 'the ocean' by swimming in it, feeling the sand, and watching the tides. A second child lives in a landlocked region and develops an understanding of 'the ocean' by reading books and watching documentaries about marine life. Based on the principles of how mental categories are formed through experience, what is true about both children's understanding?
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A child grows up in a coastal town and develops an understanding of 'the ocean' by swimming in it, feeling the sand, and watching the tides. A second child lives in a landlocked region and develops an understanding of 'the ocean' by reading books and watching documentaries about marine life. Based on the principles of how mental categories are formed through experience, what is true about both children's understanding?