According to the Dynamic Systems Perspective

question 55

Multiple Choice

According to the dynamic systems perspective,

• A) children coordinate separate skills into more effective, emotionally expressive systems as the central nervous system develops.
• B) children's goals and experiences have only a minimal impact on emotional development.
• C) emotions become clear, well-organized signals by adolescence.
• D) infants come into the world with a repertoire of basic and self-conscious emotions.

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