Thinking in Absolute Terms, Such as Assuming That One Is

question 563

Multiple Choice

Thinking in absolute terms, such as assuming that one is a failure for getting any grade less than an "A," is an example of what Beck called:

• A)rational-emotive thinking
• B)irrational thinking
• C)dichotomous thinking
• D)arbitrary inference

Explore the concept of symbolic thinking and pretend play in cognitive development.

Distinguish between the understanding of cognitive capacities in infants and expectations.

Grasp the implications of relearning and memory retrieval in early language acquisition.

Understand the concept of cognitive scaffolding and its importance in child development.

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Definitions:

Sensory Adaptation

Sensory adaptation is the process by which sensory receptors become less sensitive to constant stimuli, allowing individuals to adapt to their environment.

Subliminal Stimulation

A method to communicate or influence by transmitting messages below the threshold of conscious perception.

Sensory Adaptation

Adjustment of sensory receptor sensitivity in reaction to unchanging stimuli, allowing organisms to focus on changes in their environment.

Intensity

The degree of strength, power, or force of something, often referring to sensations, emotions, or physical activities.