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Sensorimotor tests of infant development
Lemming Effect
Refers to a phenomenon where individuals in a group follow each other's actions blindly, often disregarding their own interests or the potential dangers.
Allport's Conditions
Criteria identified by psychologist Gordon Allport that facilitate positive contact between groups, including equal status, common goals, and institutional support.
Deindividuation
A psychological state of decreased self-evaluation and decreased evaluation apprehension causing antinormative and disinhibited behavior.
Hostility Between Groups
Negative attitudes and aggressive actions directed from one group towards another, often stemming from prejudices or conflict over resources or values.
Q24: Incubator<br>A)one-dimensional thinking<br>B)also known as the mutual exclusivity
Q28: Babinski reflex<br>A)one-dimensional thinking<br>B)also known as the mutual
Q35: When it comes to motor development,<br>A) it
Q58: Fetal alcohol effect (FAE)<br>A)connects fetus to placenta<br>B)another
Q99: Even though children represent 24% of the
Q134: The infant brain<br>A) grows slower than the
Q135: Without environmental pressures, we would all have
Q157: Which of the following does NOT develop
Q166: Simon showed grammatical mastery for the rules
Q172: With tertiary circular reactions,<br>A) trial and error