There Is No Difference Between Patterns for Behaviour and Patterns

question 17

True/False

There is no difference between patterns for behaviour and patterns of behaviour

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Definitions:

Low-Pitched Tones

Sounds that have a low frequency or pitch, often perceived as deep or bass tones.

Instrumental Music

Music performed without vocal accompaniment, often focusing on the sounds produced by musical instruments.

Visual Preference Technique

A common behavioral method used to evaluate infant sensory capacities, which involves presenting two different stimuli at once to determine if the baby displays a preference by looking at one longer than the other.

Habituation Paradigm

A method used in psychological research to study the process by which an organism reduces its response to a repetitive stimulus over time.