Piaget Maintained That Private Speech Is

question 117

Multiple Choice

Piaget maintained that private speech is

• A) a sign of abnormal development.
• B) a form of communication.
• C) an egocentric form of speech.
• D) practice for social speech.

Differentiate between excitatory and inhibitory stimuli and their impact on action potentials.

Comprehend the process of reuptake and its significance in neurotransmitter activity.

Understand the all-or-none principle of neural impulses.

Recognize the impact of external substances (agonists and antagonists) on neurotransmitter activity.

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Definitions:

Activity Changes

Adjustments or modifications in the action, behavior, or engagement in different tasks or pursuits.

Developmental Reflexes

Involuntary responses or movements that are typical in infants, indicating normal brain and nerve activity development.

Normal Neurological Development

The typical progression of brain and nervous system growth and function, leading to mature cognitive, motor, and emotional abilities.

Exploring Objects

The behavior exhibited, particularly by infants and young children, of investigating and learning about objects through senses such as touch, vision, and taste.