The Brain's Development of Increasingly Complex Neural Networks During Infancy

question 152

Multiple Choice

The brain's development of increasingly complex neural networks during infancy is made possible by the formation of billions of new

• A) schemas.
• B) secure attachments.
• C) synapses.
• D) epigenetic marks.

Understand the concepts of interpersonal perception and their application in everyday situations.

Identify and describe key psychological effects affecting perception, such as the primacy, recency, halo, and horn effects.

Describe the stages of the interpersonal perception process.

Explain the role of selective attention and perception in shaping our view of the environment and individuals.

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Definitions:

Sternberg

Refers to Robert Sternberg, an American psychologist best known for his theory on intelligence and creativity.

Fluid Intelligence

The ability to think abstractly, reason, identify patterns, and solve novel problems.

Crystallized Intelligence

The ability to use learned knowledge and experience, often increasing with age, in contrast to fluid intelligence.

Triarchic Theory

Robert Sternberg's theory of intelligence, which includes analytical, creative, and practical components.