Tertiary Circular Reactions Differ from Earlier Forms of Circular Reactions

question 73

Multiple Choice

Tertiary circular reactions differ from earlier forms of circular reactions because they:

• A) make interesting sights last.
• B) are examples of representational thought.
• C) involve deliberate varying of action sequences.
• D) involve actions on the infant's own body (e.g., thumb-sucking).

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Definitions:

Positive Instances

Situations or examples that support or confirm a hypothesis or idea, especially those that result in positive outcomes or achievements.

Hypermorphs

Genetic mutations that result in an increased function of the gene product, which can lead to developmental or physiological abnormalities.

Hypomorphs

Refer to genetic variants that result in decreased gene function compared to the wild type.

Prelinguistic Vocalizations

Sounds made by infants before they acquire language, such as cooing and babbling.