An Entity-Relationship (E-R)diagram

question 19

Multiple Choice

An entity-relationship (E-R) diagram

• A) can represent the contents of any database.
• B) are only used in conjunction with REA models.
• C) can show a limited number of entities and relationships.
• D) are used only to design new databases.

Comprehend the role of biological factors in prenatal development.

Grasp the concept of learning through observation and modeling.

Analyze the impact of punishment and reinforcement in shaping behavior.

Distinguish between significant theorists and their contributions to child development theories.

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Definitions:

Principles

Fundamental truths or propositions that serve as the foundation for a system of belief, behavior, or reasoning.

Objective Credibility

The degree to which information or arguments are supported by factual evidence and can be verified independently.

Truthfulness

Truthfulness is the quality of being honest and transparent in one’s words and actions, ensuring accuracy and straightforwardness.

Observable Facts

Information or phenomena that can be noticed and verified through direct observation or evidence.