The primary limitation of children's thinking during the concrete operations stage is that they
A) can only engage in deductive reasoning using activities like the pendulum problem.
B) master the skills of transitivity, reversibility, and class inclusion in a sequential manner.
C) cannot think about process and only see the beginning and end of a problem.
D) can think logically only about tangible or familiar materials, contexts, and situations.
D
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a. experimental manipulation of potential reinforcers b. observing individuals to determine their preferences c. selecting a stimulus that is reinforcing for most people d. choosing the reinforcer that is maintaining the problem behavior
An average bird has feathers, a bill, and wings. This is consistent with the:
A. set theory B. heuristic theory C. exemplar theory D. prototype theory
Describe Piaget’s four stages of maturation.
What will be an ideal response?
One of the reasons that rods are more sensitive to dim light than cones is that a. they form graded potentials instead of the action potentials formed by cones
b. they are found in the eye in greater numbers than cones. c. it takes less light to break apart rhodopsin than the photopigments found in cones. d. rhodopsin shows a peak response to all wavelengths in the visual spectrum.