When Adults Who Are Speaking to Infants Change the Pitch

question 248

Multiple Choice

When adults who are speaking to infants change the pitch and rhythm in their speech, they are altering their __________.

• A) syntax
• B) grammar
• C) morphemes
• D) intonation

Understand the concept of reinforcers, including the distinction between primary and secondary reinforcers.

Comprehend the principles underlying operant conditioning, such as punishment, negative reinforcement, and extinction.

Learn about the disequilibrium principle and its application to behavior reinforcement.

Analyze how the conditions and consequences of actions affect behavior through classical and operant conditioning.

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Definitions:

Display Rule

Socially or culturally prescribed norms that dictate how emotions should be expressed or concealed in various contexts.

Sex Stereotypes

Generalized views or preconceptions about attributes or characteristics, as well as the roles that are or should be possessed by, men and women.

Hand Gestures

Movements of the hands and arms used to communicate or convey an intended meaning non verbally.

Impression Management

People’s use of various strategies to get other people to view them in a positive light.