A Model That Sometimes Makes Incorrect Predictions May Be Used

question 142

Multiple Choice

A model that sometimes makes incorrect predictions may be used by economic decision makers

• A)under no circumstances
• B)only if its assumptions are detailed and realistic
• C)if it is mathematical and computerized
• D)if it is simple enough for a child to understand
• E)until a better model is developed

Understand Piaget's theory on cognitive development stages in infants, including key concepts like object permanence and the A-not-B error.

Recognize the developmental milestones in infant cognitive development and their implications for understanding objects and their properties.

Identify the significance of representational abilities such as intentionality, deferred imitation, and symbolic play in infancy.

Appreciate the role of experience and environmental stimulation in accelerating specific aspects of children's cognitive development.