Answer: The concrete operational stage.
Explanation: The concrete operational stage is the third stage in Piaget's theory of cognitive development and is characterized by the development of logical thought.
Answer:
Lighter work load
Explanation:
Alysan was assigned to work on a science project with six other people. If she had done the experiment by herself, she would have had a lot of work to do. But with six other people, the task was spread out nicely among everyone. This describe the benefit of lighter work load.
ANSWER: (c) CONSERVATION OF NUMBER
EXPLANATION: Psychologically, Conservation refers to the ability of an individual to understand that despite the change in the appearance of an entity, the quantity remain the same.
According to Piaget's theory of cognitive development, children develops the abilities of conservation (in terms of number, area, volume, and orientation), and this stage occurs between age seven to eleven.
Thus, the experimenter is testing conservation of number, which is characterised by the ability to understand that when redistributing two entities (two identical rows), its number is still the same and not affected.
Answer: A
Explanation: The correct answer is letter A, industry. According to Erikson, at this age children are expected to go through the industry vs inferiority stage, where they have to learn to enjoy applying themselves into tasks or they feel inferior.
This child in particular is developing a strong sense of industry that allows her to enjoy doing things such as rehearsing her math skills or reading books. That will help her during her growth as a human and in order to successfully go through the next stages that Erikson describes.
Answer:
B. seemingly minor differences in the wording of a question can convey vastly different meanings to survey respondents.
Explanation:
The fact that public support for government policies declines dramatically when calling the policies "welfare" rather than "assistance for the poor" illustrates that seemingly minor differences in the wording of a question can convey vastly different meanings to survey respondents.
Respondents may find the word welfare derogatory while assistance to the poor seems more acceptable. This could lead to a decline in the support of the public.
