Piaget Differed from Other Psychological Theorists of His Day Because

question 97

Multiple Choice

Piaget differed from other psychological theorists of his day because he thought

• A)intelligent behaviour resulted from a child's attempts to adapt to the environment.
• B)the environment determined intelligence in the child.
• C)intelligence arose solely out of children's experience with the world.
• D)intelligence could not really be studied in very young children.

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Definitions:

Continuously Rocks

A repetitive movement often seen in individuals as a self-soothing or stimulatory behavior, sometimes associated with autism or distress.

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)

A behavior disorder in children and teens characterized by persistent patterns of angry, defiant, and vindictive behaviors.

Therapeutic Hold

A technique used in healthcare and mental health settings to safely restrain a patient to prevent harm to themselves or others, often applied in a way to respect the patient's dignity.

Intellectual Development Disorder

A condition characterized by significantly impaired cognitive functioning and deficits in adaptive behaviors, presenting before adulthood.