The Information-Processing Model of Cognitive Development Emphasizes the View That

question 664

Multiple Choice

The information-processing model of cognitive development emphasizes the view that cognitive development:

• A) is a process of continuous change over the lifespan.
• B) has three distinct levels, with each level having two stages that represent different degrees of sophistication in moral reasoning.
• C) is almost completely accomplished prior to the adolescent years.
• D) is a series of eight distinct stages that extend from infancy to late adulthood.

Understand the social and economic roles of different classes and groups in eighteenth-century colonial America, including yeoman farmers, enslaved people, and colonial elites.

Recognize the diversity among slave populations in different regions and the development of distinct African-American cultures.

Comprehend the legal and societal mechanisms of slavery in the north and south of the eighteenth-century American colonies.

Identify the impacts of economics, religion, and military conflict on slavery and freedom in colonial America.