A scholar with this surname wrote a 1983 article in Cognition arguing that Chinese speakers who fail to understand counterfactuals translated from English are evidence for the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis. The first longitudinal study of language acquisition to be videotaped was presented in One Word at a Time, a book by a scholar with this surname and the first name Lois. Another psychologist with this surname linked language acquisition to preverbal theory of mind in the book How Children Learn the Meanings of Words and made a “case for rational compassion” in the 2016 popular-press book (*) Against Empathy. (10[2])A scholar with this surname (10[1])names a hierarchical model of cognitive abilities (10[1])arranged from Remember (10[1])to Create, which is often used to structure school curricula (10[1])and is called (10[1])his “taxonomy.” (10[1])For 10 points, give this surname of Allan, the author of The Closing of the American Mind. ■END■ (10[1])