According to Piaget, an Infant's First Schemes Are Built Around

question 63

Multiple Choice

According to Piaget, an infant's first schemes are built around:

• A) the basic reflexes present at birth
• B) sensory experiences early in life, such as hearing the mother's voice
• C) concepts involving voluntary movement, such as picking up a rattle
• D) the infant's production of language sounds, such as cooing and babbling

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Definitions:

Personality Types

Distinct patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that typify how individuals consistently interact with the world and others.

Factor Analysis

A statistical technique that explains the variation among observed, correlated variables through a smaller set of unseen variables known as factors.

Personality Trait

A stable characteristic that describes a long-term pattern in an individual's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Typological Approach

A method of studying personality that focuses on the classification of individuals into distinct types based on shared traits or characteristics.