Demonstrating How Emotional Communication Begins to Develop Very Early in Life

question 90

Multiple Choice

Demonstrating how emotional communication begins to develop very early in life, within one to three days of birth, human infants will respond to the sound of another infant's crying .

• A) by crying themselves
• B) with increased attention
• C) by actively looking for their mother
• D) with a calm reactive response

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Definitions:

Accommodation

in psychology, the process of adapting or adjusting one's cognitive schemas and perceptions to incorporate new information or experiences.

Cognitive Process

The mental actions or operations involved in learning, thinking, and understanding; it encompasses perception, memory, judgment, and reasoning.

Disequilibrium

A state of imbalance or instability, often used in economics to describe markets where supply and demand are not in balance, and in psychology, to describe the conflict experienced when existing knowledge does not fit with new information.

Imitative Capacity

The ability of an individual to mimic or reproduce actions, behaviors, or sounds observed from others.