Piaget Argued That the First Reactions by Newborns Were

question 31

Multiple Choice

Piaget argued that the first reactions by newborns were

• A) indicators of an innate understanding of appearance as reality.
• B) abstract.
• C) indicators of an innate understanding of object permanence.
• D) reflexive.

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Definitions:

Fear of Strangers

A common developmental phase in infants and young children where they become anxious and fearful around unfamiliar individuals.

Laboratory Setting

denotes a controlled environment where experiments are conducted under standard conditions to ensure accuracy and repeatability of scientific research.

Gazing Fearfully

Looking intently at something while feeling afraid or anxious.

Childhood Disintegrative Disorder

A rare autism spectrum disorder where a child loses social, language, and motor skills after normal development for at least the first two years.