Infants in This Sensorimotor Substage Learn to Repeat Bodily Movements

question 57

Multiple Choice

Infants in this sensorimotor substage learn to repeat bodily movements that occurred initially by chance; they then repeat this chance behaviour intentionally.

• A) Substage 1: simple reflexes
• B) Substage 2: first habits and primary circular reactions
• C) Substage 3: secondary circular reactions
• D) Substage 4: coordination of secondary schemes

Apply the concept of annual percentage rate (APR) and effective annual rate (EFF) to assess the true cost of borrowing.

Calculate the rate of return earned on annuity investments and understand the impact of timing on cash flows.

Understand the implications of simple interest and how it is calculated over different time periods.

Apply the perpetuity formula to calculate both the present value of perpetuity payments and the payments needed to achieve a certain rate of return.

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