The Intermodal Matching Theory of Neonatal Imitation Is That the Baby

question 86

Multiple Choice

The intermodal matching theory of neonatal imitation is that the baby matches what is

• A)heard with what is seen.
• B)tasted with what is smelled.
• C)smelled with what is felt on its skin.
• D)seen with its own muscular sensations.

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Definitions:

Time-study Methods

Techniques used to determine the time required for a worker to perform each task of a job, aiming at increasing efficiency.

Observers

Individuals or systems that watch, monitor, or record activities or events in a given context, often for the purpose of data collection or analysis.

Human Factors

The interdisciplinary study of how humans interact with the systems around them, aiming to optimize human well-being and system performance.

Standard Time

The predetermined or set amount of time allocated for completing a specific task under normal working conditions.