The Theoretical Concept of the Search for Identity as a Healthy

question 39

Multiple Choice

The theoretical concept of the search for identity as a healthy part of normal human development can be attributed to

• A)Sigmund Freud.
• B)Erik Erikson.
• C)James Marcia.
• D)David Elkind.

Recognize changes in the brain's development during early childhood and their impact on cognitive abilities.

Understand the relationship between memory development and physical actions in infants.

Recognize the importance of physical and cognitive milestones in the first two years of life.

Understand the basics of object permanence and its representation in infants' behavior.

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Definitions:

Object Awareness

Object awareness is the recognition and understanding by an individual that objects exist independently of their actions or observations.

Sensorimotor Stages

The initial phase of cognitive development according to Jean Piaget, where infants learn through interacting with their environment using their senses and motor actions.

Interesting Events

Occurrences or activities that attract attention due to their appealing, unusual, or exciting qualities.

Grasp

The ability to seize, hold, or grip something with one's hand or hands.