Conservation Refers to Understanding That

question 87

Multiple Choice

Conservation refers to understanding that:

• A) some properties of an object stay the same even though it may look different.
• B) one mental operation can be reversed by the effects of another.
• C) changes in one aspect of a problem are compensated for by changes in another.
• D) changes limited to outside appearance do not change the amounts involved.

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Definitions:

Motor Programs

Sequences of motor movements that are either innate or learned and are activated by sensory stimuli or intentions.

Speech

The ability to express thoughts and feelings by articulating sounds.

A1

Refers to the primary auditory cortex, the region of the brain responsible for processing auditory information.

Secondary Auditory Areas

Regions of the brain involved in processing complex aspects of auditory information beyond the basic detection of sound, such as speech and music comprehension.