Infants Tend to Repeat Stimulating Actions That First Occurred by Chance

question 57

Multiple Choice

Infants tend to repeat stimulating actions that first occurred by chance and that focus on their own body. This is an example of a _________ in Piaget's cognitive-developmental theory.

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

Apply game theory concepts to analyze competitive and cooperative behaviors.

Evaluate outcome distributions in strategic games and their equilibrium states.

Understand the concept of a Hawk-Dove game and its application to conflict and cooperation.

Understand the concept of Nash equilibrium in various strategic situations.

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Definitions:

Situational Theories

Theories suggesting that the effectiveness of a leader is determined by how well their leadership style fits the current situation.

Behavioral Theories

Theories in psychology that focus on understanding and modifying behavior through learning processes, such as conditioning, reinforcement, and observation.

Complex Process of Change

The intricate and multifaceted procedure through which transformation or modification occurs within an individual, group, or system.

Unfreezing

A term from Lewin's change theory, referring to the process of preparing individuals or organizations for change by overcoming inertia.