Kara is in the first grade. At lunch, she sits next to her best friend Sheila, and today they are having hot dogs. An older child helps Kara and Sheila by cutting their hot dogs into pieces
Kara complains because her hot dog was cut into five pieces and Sheila's was cut into six. Kara believes that Sheila has more food. Kara has not yet learned the principle of ________.
Fill in the blanks with correct word
conservation
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A. self-differentiation test B. Inclusion of the Other in the Self (IOS) Scale C. mirror self-recognition test D. self-perception scale
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. In his classic studies on memory, Hermann Ebbinghaus demonstrated that meaningful information is easily forgotten. 2. Frederic Bartlett demonstrated that our expectancies play a large role in the accuracy of our memories. 3. Frederic Bartlett conceptualized memory as a photographic representation of a past experience. 4. Jean Piaget studied the perceptual and cognitive errors of children in order to understand the development of the human mind. 5. Jean Piaget demonstrated that even toddlers grasp the concept that the mass of an object remains constant if it is divided.
Which of the following statements has been identified as a limitation of Kohlberg's theory of moral development?
A. The definition of moral judgment is not the same for every culture. B. Kohlberg thought development ended during adolescence. C. There is no solid evidence that people tend to progress upward through Kohlberg's stages. D. Kohlberg believed that every adult would reach the highest stage.
Robert Sternberg created the influential
a. "liking" and "love" scales. b. social exchange theory. c. triangular theory of love. d. social comparison theory.