Piaget's Constructivist View States That

question 100

Multiple Choice

Piaget's constructivist view states that

• A)perceptual development in infancy must await the development of a sequence of cognitive stages in infants.
• B)the ability to perceive the world in a competent manner is innate.
• C)perceptual development does not depend on the development of distinctive features.
• D)the ability to perceive size and shape constancy,a three-dimensional world,and intermodal perception are all dependent on the genetics of the infant.

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Definitions:

Esteem

The regard in which an individual or entity is held, typically in terms of admiration or respect.

Incentive Approaches

Strategies or methods that utilize rewards or incentives to motivate behavior or performance.

Inherited

Traits, characteristics, or conditions passed down from parents to offspring through genes.

Internal Stimuli

Stimuli that originate from within an organism, including hunger, thirst, pain, and emotion, influencing behavior and perception.