The Idea of Polygenesis

question 62

Multiple Choice

The idea of polygenesis

• A)argued that humans were fundamentally the same.
• B)argued that nations built on different cultures are socially and economically stronger.
• C)argued that human beings had fundamentally different origins.
• D)argued against notions of racism.
• E)None of these are correct.

Understand the concept of attachment and its importance in early development.

Identify factors influencing the development of autism spectrum disorders (ASD), excluding common misconceptions.

Recognize the significance of object permanence in cognitive development.

Distinguish between different temperament types and their physiological manifestations.

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Definitions:

Variable-Interval

In the context of operant conditioning, a schedule of reinforcement where a response is rewarded after an unpredictable amount of time has passed.

Shooting Stars

Small, rapidly moving meteoroids that, when they enter the earth's atmosphere, burn up and create a visible streak of light in the sky.

Night Sky

The appearance of the sky after sunset, characterized by darkness interspersed with celestial objects such as stars, planets, and the moon.

Aversive Stimulus

An unpleasant or noxious stimulus used to influence behavior through negative reinforcement or punishment.