The Implied Attitude of the Author Toward the Reader and the Subject

question 30

Short Answer

The implied attitude of the author toward the reader and the subject is called _____.

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Definitions:

Baillargeon

A researcher known for her contributions to the field of cognitive development, particularly in infants' understanding of the physical world.

Infant Reasoning

The mental processes through which young children understand and make sense of their surroundings.

Habituation

A psychological learning process wherein there is a decrease in response to a stimulus after being repeatedly exposed to it.

Innate Knowledge

Knowledge that is believed to be inborn or naturally present in the mind from birth, as opposed to acquired through experience.