Infants in This Sensorimotor Substage Learn to Repeat Bodily Movement

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Multiple Choice

Infants in this sensorimotor substage learn to repeat bodily movement that occurred initially by chance; they then repeat this chance behavior intentionally.

• A)substage 1: simple reflexes
• B)substage 2: first habits and primary circular reactions
• C)substage 3: secondary circular reactions
• D)substage 4: coordination of secondary schemes

Understand the effects of cognitive biases and mental models on decision making.

Describe strategies to improve decision-making effectiveness and reduce biases.

Learn about the role of employee involvement in the decision-making process.

Comprehend the significance of evaluating decision outcomes and learning from feedback.

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Definitions:

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