In Samuel and Bryant's Study, Conservation Is Best Defined as the Ability

question 43

Multiple Choice

In Samuel and Bryant's study, conservation is best defined as the ability to:

• A)Understand that changes in the appearance of an object do not affect, for example, its mass or volume
• B)Communicate with children of a similar age
• C)Understand that a person in a different location will have a different view of a scene
• D)Understand that an object continues to exist even when it is out of sight
• E)Look after the natural environment

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Definitions:

Incubation Stage

A phase in the creative process where ideas mature and develop subconsciously before being realized or brought to fruition.

Convergent Thinking

A cognitive process where an individual focuses on finding a single, well-defined solution to a problem, limiting creativity by emphasizing standardization and correctness.

Escalation

The process by which conflict, intensity, or severity increases or is perceived to increase.

Need for Stimulation

A psychological drive for sensory or intellectual arousal and experiences that are varied, novel, complex, and intense.