How Might a Proponent of a Developmental Systems View Explain

question 18

Multiple Choice

How might a proponent of a developmental systems view explain an infant's lack of success in the traditional A-not-B task as described by Piaget?

• A) An A-not-B error demonstrates an infant's limited understanding of object permanence.
• B) An A-not-B error demonstrates an infant's understanding of object permanence.
• C) An A-not-B error may be due to a violation-of-expectation rather than lack of object permanence.
• D) An A-not-B error may be due to factors such as perseveration and feedback from repeated actions rather than an infant's understanding of object permanence.
• E) An A-not-B error demonstrates an infant's inability to make a mental representation of the object.

Recognize the importance of genetic factors in plant variations and the potential for agricultural applications.

Describe the structure and function of various plant organs including leaves, stems, and roots.

Explain the process of photosynthesis and the anatomical features that facilitate this process in leaves.

Understand the basis of plant classification and the differences between major plant groups.

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