In Which Sensorimotor Substage Are Infants Capable of Deferred Imitation

question 12

Multiple Choice

In which sensorimotor substage are infants capable of deferred imitation?

• A) Substage 3: Secondary Circular Reactions
• B) Substage 2: Primary Circular Reactions
• C) Substage 5: Tertiary Circular Reactions
• D) Substage 6: Mental Representations

Grasp the factors influencing the effectiveness of persuasion, including source credibility, message characteristics, and audience factors.

Recognize the role of classical and operant conditioning in developing attitudes.

Identify and explain cognitive dissonance and how it influences attitude and behavior change.

Describe the impact of social roles and expectancies on behavior as demonstrated in the Stanford Prison Experiment.

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