Critical Dialogue Encourages Change Agents to Stay in a State

question 14

Multiple Choice

Critical dialogue encourages change agents to stay in a state of not knowing,to question taken-for-granted assumptions and habits,and to ask the unaskable.This approach is similar to the notion of transdisciplinarity.Which of the following are aspects of transdisciplinarity.

• A) Uses reflexivity
• B) Uses collaboration for social justice
• C) Engages in critical consciousness
• D) All of the options

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Definitions:

Baillargeon

A psychologist known for her work in the field of developmental psychology, particularly in infants' understanding of the physical world.

Violation-of-Expectation Techniques

Experimental methods used in cognitive and developmental psychology to study understanding and expectation by observing responses to events that violate normal expectations.

Infants' Knowledge

The information or understanding possessed by infants, often concerning their immediate environment and needs.

A-not-B Task

A cognitive task used to assess the understanding of object permanence in infants, where an object is hidden in one location (A) then moved to another (B), and the infant's search behavior is observed.