In Piaget's Theory, the Process of Modifying Existing Cognitive Structures

question 227

Multiple Choice

In Piaget's theory, the process of modifying existing cognitive structures in response to experience and new information is called:

• A) operations.
• B) accommodation.
• C) conservation.
• D) assimilation.

Recognize the importance of continuous evaluation and adaptation of human resource strategies in response to changing internal and external factors.

Understand the impacts of economic forces on organizational strategies and operations.

Acknowledge the diverse workforce characteristics of different generations and their implications for human resource management.

Understand the basics of product cost calculation including direct materials, direct labor, and overhead costs.

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Definitions:

Zajonc's Hierarchy

A theory that proposes the sequence of cognitive processes involved in the appraisal of stimuli, emphasizing the primacy of affective responses over cognitive evaluations.

Effects Model

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ABC Model

A framework in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) that describes the relationship between an event (Activating event), beliefs (Beliefs), and consequences (Consequences).

Attitude Components

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