The Degree to Which the Environment Supports a Child's Developmental

question 8

Multiple Choice

The degree to which the environment supports a child's developmental needs is called:

• A)developmental soundness
• B)age-appropriateness
• C)temporal-need concordance
• D)stage-environment fit

Explain the role of classical conditioning in advertising and fear responses.

Understand the mechanism of learning through experience and its relation to behavior change.

Analyze the impact of classical conditioning on behaviors and attitudes.

Explore the physiological and psychological aspects of conditioned responses.

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