________________________ Is When Sensory Stimulation Is Changing but Perception of the Physical

question 63

Multiple Choice

________________________ is when sensory stimulation is changing but perception of the physical world remains constant.

• A) Size constancy
• B) Shape constancy
• C) Perceptual constancy
• D) Depth perception

Understand the stages and substages of Piaget's theory of cognitive development.

Identify and describe behaviors indicative of specific sensorimotor substages.

Recognize the development and significance of symbolic thought and pretend play in cognitive development.

Explain the concept of object permanence and its development within the sensorimotor stage.

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Definitions:

Self-defeating Trade-offs

Choices or decisions that may seem beneficial in the short term but ultimately undermine one's own goals or well-being.

Poor Judgment

The lack of ability to make sensible or wise decisions.

Emotional Distress

A state of emotional suffering typically caused by stress, anxiety, or depression.

Intentional Self-harm

The act of deliberately causing harm to oneself as a way of dealing with emotional pain, stress, or frustration.