9.3 work

1. Typical personality or disposition characteristics thought to be inborn. 

• Temperament

• Attachment

• Schema

• Adaptation

The close tie between parent and newborn due to contact in the first few hours after birth.

• Temperament

• Attachment

• Schema

• Adaptation

1. Organized system of actions or a mental representation that people use to understand the world and interact with.

• Temperament

• Attachment

• Schema

• Adaptation

1. Organized system of actions or a mental representation that people use to understand the world and interact with.

• Temperament

• Attachment

• Schema

• Adaptation

The process of adjustment, according to Piazet, where people learn was to function more effectively in their envie ability

• Temperament

• Attachment

• Schema

• Adaptation

Adding a new item to an existing schema; the schema as it currently exists is adequate.

• Assimilation

• Accommodation

•  Egocentrism

• Animistic thinking

1. Adding information to a schema where the schema must be modified, or a new schema created, in order to properly categorize the new information.

• Assimilation

• Accommodation

•  Egocentrism

• Animistic thinking

To Piaget, the tendency to view the world.

• Assimilation

• Accommodation

•  Egocentrism

• Animistic thinking

1. The tendency for children, according to Piaget, to contemplate and refer to inanimate things is if they had properties of living organisms.

• Assimilation

• Accommodation

•  Egocentrism

• Animistic thinking

1. According to Piaget theory, the inability to understand that doing the same process in reverse order does not change the substance of that process

• Irreversibility

• Centration

•  Conservation

• Object performance