Infants' Tendency to Gaze Longer at Novel Stimuli Than at Familiar

question 8

Multiple Choice

Infants' tendency to gaze longer at novel stimuli than at familiar ones provides compelling evidence regarding their

• A) self-concepts.
• B) egocentrism.
• C) stranger anxiety.
• D) mental abilities.

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Definitions:

Fleming's Model

A concept in educational psychology that categorizes learners into visual, auditory, reading/writing-preference, and kinesthetic, abbreviated as VARK.

Aural/Auditory

Aural/auditory pertains to the sense of hearing and the perception of sound, relevant in contexts like learning methodologies and audio engineering.

Kinesthetic

Relating to kinesthesia; involving the sense of movement and body position, often used in the context of learning through physical activity.

Goal Orientation

A psychological state that influences how an individual approaches tasks and challenges, focusing on setting and achieving objectives.