As Infants Become Mobile and Experience Falls,they Become Increasingly Afraid

question 77

Multiple Choice

As infants become mobile and experience falls,they become increasingly afraid of heights.This best illustrates the impact of ________ on fear.

• A) epigenetics
• B) observational learning
• C) conditioning
• D) repression

Comprehend Lewin's field theory, including the impact of force fields on behavior within a given field.

Grasp the significance of cognitive maps and the learning-performance distinction in Tolman's theory.

Differentiate between central and peripheral needs as defined by Lewin and understand the implications for motivation.

Recognize how valence determines the attractiveness of goals in satisfying needs according to Lewin.

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Definitions:

Identity Achievement

A status of self-identity development where an individual has gone through exploration and has made committed decisions regarding personal beliefs and goals.

Explored

The act of investigating or examining something thoroughly in order to discover more information or understand it better.

Decisions

The act or process of making choices or judgments after considering possible actions and their outcomes.

Personal Fable

A cognitive distortion experienced during adolescence, leading individuals to believe they are unique and invulnerable.