Infants Tend to Repeat Stimulating Actions That First Occurred by Chance

question 81

Multiple Choice

Infants tend to repeat stimulating actions that first occurred by chance. In the context of Piaget's stages of development, this is an example of a _________that focuses on an infant's own body rather than on the external environment. ​

• A) primary circular reaction
• B) secondary circular reaction
• C) tertiary circular reaction
• D) simple reflex

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Definitions:

Compulsive Attitudes

Behaviors or thought patterns that are driven by an irresistible urge, often leading to actions that are excessive or unreasonable.

Neurotic Needs

are compulsive attachments to specific behaviors or thoughts that individuals believe are necessary for their survival or well-being, often leading to unhealthy patterns.

Self-Sufficiency

The ability to fulfill all of one's needs independently, without reliance on external resources.

Narrow Limits to Life

This term could reflect the concept that life has intrinsic restrictions and limitations, possibly due to biological, environmental, or existential factors.