In Studying Infant Perception, the Preference Technique

question 120

Multiple Choice

In studying infant perception, the preference technique

• A) assumes that a baby will both habituate and dishabilitate.
• B) involves presenting the baby with a particular sight or sound until he stops looking at it.
• C) requires training the baby to turn her head when she hears a particular sound.
• D) involves presenting a sound that is different from the original to see if the baby shows renewed interest.
• E) assumes that infants who look at one picture of a pair prefer that picture.

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Definitions:

Ohio State Studies

Research efforts that identified two critical dimensions of leadership behavior: consideration and initiating structure.

University Of Michigan Studies

Research projects conducted at the University of Michigan focusing on organizational behavior, leadership styles, and their impacts on performance outcomes.

Black And Mouton's

Refers to the managerial grid model developed by Robert Blake and Jane Mouton, which identifies five leadership styles based on the concern for people and concern for production.

Behavioral Approach

The Behavioral Approach to leadership focuses on the observable actions and behaviors of leaders, such as how they communicate, motivate, and interact with followers, rather than on their traits or innate qualities.