Three-year-old Cara knows that her mother will pick her up from preschool after snack and seeks her comfort whenever she is in an unfamiliar or stressful situation. These examples show that Cara has developed an internal working model.
Professor Rellinger believes that babies are born with a set of innate knowledge systems. Professor Rellinger's beliefs are consistent with the __________ perspective. According to the core knowledge perspective, each of an infant's __________ permits a ready grasp of new, related information.
d.complementary a Dr. Friendly is giving baby Abdullah his six-month physical. The doctor notices that Abdullah has fewer reflexive actions than he did as a newborn. Dr. Friendly says to Abdullah's mother and father, "Your child
All of the fetus's organs have developed and are functional, but they are immature. The fetus can also respond to light and touch. What month of pregnancy is Lilianna in? a.2 b.4 c.6 d.8 d Tosha is going to have a baby, but she smokes, takes cough syrup, and drinks wine with dinner each night.
A) Imitation is harder to induce in newborns than in babies 2 to 3 months old because newborns cannot learn by observing others.
A) During the prenatal period, the trunk grows first, followed by the chest and the head.
B) Babies several months old often do not imitate an adult's behavior right away because they first try to play familiar social games. C) Unlike newborn chimpanzees, newborn humans cannot imitate certain gestures, such as head and index-finger movements.
A) Experience-dependent brain growth occurs early and naturally, as caregivers interact with babies and preschoolers.
D) During childhood, the arms and legs grow somewhat ahead of the hands and feet.
A) Babies do not come into the world with built-in learning capacities.