The Child's Ability to Understand That a Symbol Can Stand

question 74

Multiple Choice

The child's ability to understand that a symbol can stand for a real-life event is called a(n)

• A) applied memory.
• B) representational capacity.
• C) type A symbolism.
• D) higher-order thinking.

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Definitions:

Evolutionary Perspective

A theoretical approach in various sciences that seeks to explain traits, behaviors, and patterns by considering their evolutionary origins and adaptations.

Baring Teeth

An expression or gesture in which the lips pull back to expose the teeth, often as a sign of aggression or warning in animals and humans.

Anger

An emotional state characterized by feelings of displeasure or antagonism towards someone or something perceived as a threat or wrong.

Survival

The act or process of living or continuing to exist, especially under adverse or challenging circumstances.