When a Person's Word Is Believed to Be True Without

question 23

Multiple Choice

When a person's word is believed to be true without examination, a belief has been formed via the method of

• A) science.
• B) tenacity.
• C) authority.
• D) a priori.

Identify the significance of representational abilities such as intentionality, deferred imitation, and symbolic play in infancy.

Appreciate the role of experience and environmental stimulation in accelerating specific aspects of children's cognitive development.

Acknowledge the variability in infant's abilities to understand and reason about physical laws and cause-and-effect relationships.

Understand the methodologies used in developmental psychology research to study infant cognition, including the violation-of-expectations technique.

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