The Understanding That Other People Can Have Thoughts and Ideas

question 201

Multiple Choice

The understanding that other people can have thoughts and ideas unlike one's own describes _____.

• A) neurological maturation
• B) linguistic competence
• C) theory of mind
• D) scaffolding

Distinguish between various psychological perspectives on child development, including behaviorism, psychodynamic, and cognitive theories.

Describe the historical and philosophical views on children's nature and development.

Explain the principles of operant and classical conditioning in the context of child development.

Understand the significance of emotions in Freud's theory and how it influences future developmental theories.