The Implementation of the Principle of Individualization Often Conflicts with the Need

question 26

True/False

The implementation of the principle of individualization often conflicts with the need for
classification.

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Definitions:

Following-Type Behavior

Actions characterized by mimicking or adhering to the behaviors, actions, or instructions of others, often observed in social learning contexts.

Imprinting

In many species, the learned attachment that is formed at a particular early period.

Ducklings

Young ducks; often used in studies to understand imprinting and animal behavior.

Authoritarian Pattern

A style of leadership or parenting characterized by strict rules, demanding obedience, and little warmth or affection.