A Change in Behaviour That Results Merely from Repeated Exposure

question 306

Multiple Choice

A change in behaviour that results merely from repeated exposure to a stimulus is called _________, whereas __________ involves learning associations between events.

• A)adapting; habituation
• B)conditioning; habituation
• C)habituation; adapting
• D)habituation; conditioning

Understand the global challenges related to water availability and its impact on development.

Understand the stages of cognitive development as described by Piaget.

Recognize specific cognitive abilities and limitations characteristic of each developmental stage.

Identify key concepts related to cognitive development (e.g., object permanence, conservation of number, theory of mind).

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Definitions:

Prerequisite

A requirement that must be met before undertaking something else, often referring to courses that must be completed before advancing in education.

Physical Environment

Refers to the tangible, material surroundings in which organisms live, including both natural and built aspects.

Self-Esteem

A person's overall subjective sense of personal worth or value.

Social Support

The psychological and material resources provided by a social network to help individuals cope with stress.