The Preoperational Child's Difficulty Taking Another's Point of View Is

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Multiple Choice

The preoperational child's difficulty taking another's point of view is called

• A) stranger anxiety.
• B) egocentrism.
• C) imprinting.
• D) conservation.

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Definitions:

Bottom-Up Processing

A cognitive approach in which perception starts with an incoming stimulus and builds upwards without preconceived knowledge of what is being observed.

Binocular Depth Cues

Visual information taken in by two eyes that enable us to perceive depth and distance.

Monocular Depth Cues

These are visual information that can indicate distance and depth using just one eye, including texture gradient, interposition, and linear perspective.

Taste Preferences

The individual tendency to prefer certain flavors or types of food over others, often influenced by genetic, cultural, and experiential factors.