Chapter 10

Who proposed Shared Intentionality Theory

• Vogotsky and freud

• Tomosello

• Piaget

• Tomosello and Piaget

In Theory of Mind at what age can a child recognize different desires

• 18 months old

• 18 days old

• 18 years old

• 18 weeks old

The rogue test is assessing

• awareness of others

• theory of mind

• if babies are allergic to lipstick

• Self recognition

Who proposed 5 cognitive capabilities

• little albert

• Piaget

• Bandura

• Freud

All of the following are forms of social learning except

• Local enchantment

• mimicry

• teaching

• imitation

Answer explanation

It should be local enHANCEment not enCHantment

Joint intentionality is

• cognitive capacity to create a joint agent ‘we’ with other individuals, creating the possibility of taking the perspective of others​

• as individuals who do things on purpose or cause things to happen in an effort to achieve some goal​

• inability to create a joint agent ‘we’ with other individuals, creating the possibility of taking the perspective of others​

• as a group we do things on purpose or cause things to happen in an effort to achieve different goals​

The success of a false belief task is dependent on a child's level of working ToM

• True

• False

Gender identity is ___ while gender stability is ____

• process of incorporating the roles and values of one’s gender; process of incorporating the roles and values of one’s gender

• process of incorporating the roles and values of one’s gender; process of incorporating the roles and values of one’s gender

• process of incorporating the roles and values of one’s gender; efers to the ability to identify oneself as male or female and to accurately identify the gender of others

• process of incorporating the roles and values of one’s gender;process of incorporating the roles and values of one’s gender

Mimicry

• an individual notices activity at a particular location, moves to that location, and, in a process of trial and error, discovers a useful behavior.

• Actor A modifies a behavior only in the presence of another, Actor B

• The duplication of a behavior without any understanding of the goal of that behavior.

• Reproduction of observed behavior to achieve a specific goal

Imitation

• an individual notices activity at a particular location, moves to that location, and, in a process of trial and error, discovers a useful behavior.

• Actor A modifies a behavior only in the presence of another, Actor B

• The duplication of a behavior without any understanding of the goal of that behavior.

• Reproduction of observed behavior to achieve a specific goal