Robin Has Basic Sensory, Cognitive, and Motor Structures That Allow

question 104

Multiple Choice

Robin has basic sensory, cognitive, and motor structures that allow her to see, pick up, and move her toys. When she shakes her rattle and it makes a pleasing sound, her mother laughs and says, "Good girl." Later, Robin picks up the rattle again, watching her mother for a positive reaction. According to the "Theory theory," Robin is

• A) testing her predictions based on previous experience.
• B) gazing and concentrating.
• C) seeking parental warmth.
• D) acting on an innate understanding of the world.

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Definitions:

Occupational Scales

Tools used to measure an individual's interests, aptitudes, and suitability for different types of occupations or careers.

General Occupational Themes

General Occupational Themes are part of the Holland Codes used in career assessments to categorize people's preferences for certain types of work environments and activities.

Basic Interest Scales

A section of the Strong which measures clusters of interest in 30 broad areas related to the General Occupational Themes.

Personal Style Scales

Assessment tools designed to measure an individual's preferences, attitudes, or behaviors in various contexts.