Emulative and Imitative Learning Can Be Contrasted in That

question 31

Multiple Choice

Emulative and imitative learning can be contrasted in that

• A) in the short term, imitative learning leads to better solutions than emulative learning.
• B) chimpanzees can perform well at tasks involving imitative learning, but not at tasks involving emulative learning.
• C) emulative learning does not require imitating a model's behavioral strategies.
• D) emulative learning is a necessary precondition for cultural accumulation.
• E) 2-year-old children tend to solve tasks with emulative learning of behavioral strategies, whereas 1-year-olds do not.

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Definitions:

Developmental Needs

The requirements essential to the mental, emotional, physical, and social growth of individuals.

Coerced

Being forced into doing something against one's will or without one's consent.

Remedial Measures

actions taken to correct or improve a situation or a behavior.

Common Ground

Shared interests, beliefs, or knowledge that make communication and understanding easier between people.