The Process by Which Children Integrate New Information into Concepts

question 149

Multiple Choice

The process by which children integrate new information into concepts they already understand is referred to as:

• A) equilibration.
• B) adaptation.
• C) accommodation.
• D) assimilation.

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Definitions:

Avoidant Attachment

A style of attachment characterized by difficulty in forming close relationships and maintaining emotional distance from others.

Secure Attachment

A strong emotional bond with caregivers during childhood, characterized by trust, safety, and confidence in exploring the environment.

Securely Attached

This term refers to an attachment style wherein individuals show confidence in the availability and responsiveness of their caregivers or partners.

Infants

Very young children or babies typically in the first year of life, characterized by rapid growth and developmental changes.