A Statement That Describes an Infant's Ability to Categorize Objects

question 34

Multiple Choice

A statement that describes an infant's ability to categorize objects is that infants ______.

• A) perform the task initially by perceiving similarity of objects
• B) are unable to truly categorize objects until they reach about 7 months of age
• C) are unable to accurately perform the task until they are able to point
• D) reach a milestone in Piaget's preoperational stage of cognitive development

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Definitions:

Competency-based Rewards

A system of compensation where employees are rewarded based on their demonstration of skills and abilities that are valued by the organization, rather than solely on job title or seniority.

Natural Grouping

A method of organizing or categorizing based on innate characteristics or relationships, often seen in information arrangement or social structures.

Job Specialization

The process of focusing one's occupational capacity on a specific area of expertise, leading to increased efficiency and skill in that area.

Hygiene Factor

Elements of the work environment that, according to Herzberg's two-factor theory, prevent job dissatisfaction but do not necessarily enhance job satisfaction, such as salary and working conditions.