Piaget Was Convinced That the Mind of a Child

question 29

Multiple Choice

Piaget was convinced that the mind of a child

• A) is like a blank slate at birth.
• B) is not heavily influenced by maturation.
• C) develops through a series of stages.
• D) is heavily dependent on the child's personality.

Understand the influence of biological constraints on learning and behavior.

Differentiate between conditioned and unconditioned stimuli and responses in classical conditioning.

Assess the long-term effects of media violence on behavior.

Grasp the basic steps and strategies involved in designing and implementing behavior modification programs.

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