Piaget Uses the Term compensation to Refer to

question 49

Multiple Choice

Piaget uses the term compensation to refer to

• A) the ability to focus simultaneously on several aspects of a problem
• B) the ability to mentally undo or reverse an action
• C) the knowledge that properties of an object or substance remain unchanged despite superficial changes in its appearance
• D) the tendency of young children to assume that whenever two events occur together, one must have caused the other

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Definitions:

Golden Arches

Often associated with McDonald's, this term represents the power of branding and how certain symbols or logos can evoke specific responses or behaviors.

Conditioned Stimulus

A previously neutral stimulus that, after being paired with an unconditioned stimulus, evokes a conditioned response.

Unconditioned Response

A natural, automatic response to an unconditioned stimulus that occurs without any prior learning.

Flavor Aversion Conditioning

A learning process in which an individual associates a particular taste with sickness or nausea, leading to an aversion to that taste in the future.