When Children Imitate Acts That Reveal What They Have Learned

question 70

Multiple Choice

When children imitate acts that reveal what they have learned from watching someone demonstrate an action, this demonstration is called:

• A) emulation.
• B) true imitation.
• C) copying.
• D) modeling.

Recognize factors that influence group cohesion and understand how group size and openness affect it.

Identify the characteristics of groups at various stages of development.

Examine how cohesion impacts group performance and the interdependence between cohesion and task requirements.

Understand the role of conflict in group development and its eventual contribution to group cohesion.

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Definitions:

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