Walking Takes More Than Leg Strength Gained Through Genetic Maturation

question 108

Multiple Choice

Walking takes more than leg strength gained through genetic maturation.In order to solve this biomechanical problem, infants are first motivated to walk and then must learn to stabilize balance and shift weight.What theory of development does this describe?

• A)bio-cognition
• B)bio-psycho-social
• C)motor systems
• D)dynamic systems

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Definitions:

Trait Self-Esteem

The enduring sense of worth or value that one attributes to oneself as a consistent aspect of their personality.

Self-Verification

The desire to be understood and recognized by others according to one's firmly held beliefs and feelings about oneself.

Self-Handicapping

A cognitive strategy by which people avoid effort in the hopes of keeping potential failure from hurting self-esteem.

Self-Complexity

A concept in psychology that describes the extent to which an individual’s self-concept is comprised of multiple and distinct aspects.