Jean Piaget's theory on cognitive development suggests that children
a. either assimilate or accommodate new information through experience.
b. go through eight stages of psychosocial development.
c. gain new information only when they receive specific, teacher-directed lessons.
d. gather important information by receiving rewards and punishments from the caregiver.
a
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____ experiences are instructional experiences that demonstrate real-life connections by providing an association between the concepts taught and a real-life activity or event
a. Authentic association b. Active instruction c. Authentic learning d. Active learning
Frank is a very emphatic and somewhat aggressive speaker. This trait will make him look ________ in the eyes of his listeners
a. Credible b. Incredible c. Violent d. Redundant
Which one of the following best describes socialization as developmental psychologists use the term?
a. Regularly interacting with age-mates in socially appropriate ways b. Molding children's behavior to enable effective functioning within their culture c. Consistently following the Golden Rule: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." d. Thinking about the personal, social, and motivational factors that may underlie other people's behaviors.
The acronym BAT , a child assessment instrument for child phobia, stands for:
a. Behavioral Avoidance Task b. Behavioral Assessment Test c. Behavioral Action Task d. Behavioral Alliance Task e. None of the above