The Idea That Cognitive Development in Children Arose Out of a Constant

question 12

Multiple Choice

The idea that cognitive development in children arose out of a constant interaction between their level of maturation and their experiences in the world was put forth by

• A)Jean Jacques Rousseau.
• B)John Locke.
• C)Jean Piaget.
• D)Lev Vygotsky.

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Definitions:

Stereotype Lift

A phenomenon wherein individuals from non-stereotyped groups perform better in situations where their counterparts are negatively stereotyped.

Stigma Consciousness

The awareness or sensitivity to the stigma one might face based on an attribute, identity, or status, affecting how one navigates social interactions and perceives oneself.

Discrimination Discrepancy

A difference or inconsistency in the treatment of individuals or groups based on characteristics such as race, gender, or age.

Superordinate Goal

An objective shared by individuals or groups that requires their cooperation to achieve, often used to reduce conflict between competing parties.