Habituation and Recovery Make Learning More Efficient by __________

question 16

Multiple Choice

Habituation and recovery make learning more efficient by __________.

• A) allowing infants and toddlers to learn by observing others
• B) making sure we concentrate hardest on stimuli that is most familiar to us
• C) allowing us to classically condition difficult responses, such as fear, in young infants
• D) focusing our attention on those aspects of the environment we know least about

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Definitions:

Implicit

Implied or understood though not directly expressed; involved in the nature of something though not readily apparent.

Distinct Population

A group of individuals distinguished by shared characteristics such as genetics, culture, or geography.

Physical Arrangements

Physical arrangements involve the organization and layout of the physical space in a manner that facilitates the intended purpose or activity, such as encouraging interaction or ensuring safety.

Special Considerations

Additional or unique factors that need to be taken into account in a given situation.