Question
Infants' naïve theory of physics leads them to believe that
A.gravity is not important so floating objects are not unusual.
b.one object striking a second object does not affect the second object.
c.objects cannot move through other objects.
objects move along disconnected, discontinuous paths
The answer am think is b
A.gravity is not important so floating objects are not unusual.
b.one object striking a second object does not affect the second object.
c.objects cannot move through other objects.
objects move along disconnected, discontinuous paths
The answer am think is b
Answers
Woody
Centration is characterized by
difficulty in seeing the world from another's outlook.
crediting inanimate objects with real-life properties.
believing an object's appearance tells what the object is really like.
The answner is C
difficulty in seeing the world from another's outlook.
crediting inanimate objects with real-life properties.
believing an object's appearance tells what the object is really like.
The answner is C
Woody
1.Information-processing theorists believe that the development of thinking is a result of
a.improvements in mental hardware only that occur with age.
b.improvements in mental software only that occur with age.
c.improvements in both mental hardware and software that occur with age.
d.more sophisticated theories that children create.
The answer is c
2.Piaget's theory
stimulated research in the area of cognitive development.
viewed children as playing a passive role in their development.
does not provide useful ideas for fostering children's development.
has not had a lasting impact on the field of child development research.
The answner is A
a.improvements in mental hardware only that occur with age.
b.improvements in mental software only that occur with age.
c.improvements in both mental hardware and software that occur with age.
d.more sophisticated theories that children create.
The answer is c
2.Piaget's theory
stimulated research in the area of cognitive development.
viewed children as playing a passive role in their development.
does not provide useful ideas for fostering children's development.
has not had a lasting impact on the field of child development research.
The answner is A
Crypticraven01
yep.
Woody
Are all them right?
Crypticraven01
Well let me check hang on....
Crypticraven01
Yep
woody
I am still not sure 2 and 3 are right.
Crypticraven01
3 is B the rest are correct
woody
I cannot figure which one is b.
Crypticraven01
.Piaget's theory
stimulated research in the area of cognitive development.
viewed children as playing a passive role in their development.
does not provide useful ideas for fostering children's development.
has not had a lasting impact on the field of child development research.
stimulated research in the area of cognitive development.
viewed children as playing a passive role in their development.
does not provide useful ideas for fostering children's development.
has not had a lasting impact on the field of child development research.
Crypticraven01
Thats B
woody
I look it not b
Crypticraven01
So tell me why its not B then?
woody
Passive development has not nothing to do with Piaget theory.