The First Interest Inventory Developed by Strong Was Called the

question 19

Multiple Choice

The first interest inventory developed by Strong was called the

• A) Strong Interest Inventory
• B) Strong-Campbell Interest Inventory
• C) Strong Vocational Interest Blank
• D) Strong-Campbell Interest Blank

Comprehend the cognitive development processes in infants and children with respect to object permanence, number understanding, and conservation tasks.

Appreciate the legacy and criticisms of Piaget's work in contemporary psychology.

Describe the habituation technique and its significance in studying infant cognition.

Analyze the development of language and morality from the perspective of cognitive development theories.

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Definitions:

Intrinsic Motivation

Intrinsic motivation is the drive to engage in activities for their own sake, stemming from personal satisfaction, curiosity, or challenge, rather than external rewards.

Foster Parent

A foster parent is an individual or couple who provides a temporary home and care for children whose biological parents are unable to do so.

Material Rewards

Tangible, physical rewards given to individuals for achieving specific goals or desired behavior, often used as a motivational tool in various settings.

Yerkes-Dodson Law

A theory proposing that there is an optimal level of arousal for the best performance on a task: too little or too much arousal can decrease performance.