Whytt's Principle of Sentience Refers to

question 25

Multiple Choice

Whytt's principle of sentience refers to

• A)breaking down the functions of the body and mind into separate, absolute categories.
• B)the theory that energy can never be created or destroyed.
• C)an organism's response to stimuli involves the action of volition (a function of higher mental powers).
• D)the theory that all living organisms are sentient.

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Definitions:

Concrete Operational

The concrete operational stage is a phase in Piaget's theory of cognitive development where children between about 7 and 12 years old develop logical thinking but still struggle with abstract concepts.

Mathematical Transformations

Mathematical transformations involve the application of specific mathematical operations to alter a function or equation's form while preserving inherent relationships.

Conservation

In cognitive development, the understanding that certain properties of objects remain the same despite changes in their form or appearance.

Verbal Self-Control

The ability to regulate one's behavior, thoughts, and emotions through the use of language and self-talk.