Light and Simmons (1983) Investigated Whether Young Children Could Adapt

question 13

Multiple Choice

Light and Simmons (1983) investigated whether young children could adapt their drawing to give a clue to their vantage point. They found that:

• A)Children did not understand what they were being asked to do
• B)The ensuing drawings were not informative about vantage point
• C)Children resorted to drawing things that they were practiced at; e.g. the human figure, a house, a car
• D)The ensuing drawings were easily and accurately interpreted by a peer
• E)Children tended to make figurative rather than representational drawings

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Definitions:

Usage of Trade

Established customs and practices recognized in a particular industry or trade that can influence the interpretation of contracts and obligations.

Course of Dealing

The pattern of previous conduct between parties that establishes a common basis for understanding their future transactions and behaviors.

Course of Performance

Refers to the conduct between contracting parties that is consistently undertaken in the course of their business relationship, serving as an interpretative tool for their agreement.

Course of Dealing

The history of conduct between parties in a transaction, which can help interpret their agreement and obligations.