What Is the Task Called Whereby Preoperational Children Can Classify

question 15

Multiple Choice

What is the task called whereby preoperational children can classify objects on a single dimension (size or shape) but not both simultaneously. Concrete operational children realize that a woman can be both a mother and a daughter at the same time, something that preoperational children have a difficult time doing?

• A) conservation
• B) multiple classification
• C) class inclusion
• D) seriation

Understand the concept of difference threshold and its application in sensory perception.

Recognize the influence of perceptual set and context effects on sensory interpretation.

Explain the phenomenon of sensory adaptation and its effects on perception.

Describe the principles of signal detection and how they relate to sensory processing.

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Definitions:

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