Rosmina enjoys school very much, and her favorite subjects are science, history, and math. For her history class, she wrote a short essay on the meaning of democracy. For her science class, she is learning about animal classification and basic anatomy. In her math class, she is learning about variables. With regard to Piaget's theory of cognitive development, what is Rosmina's developmental stage? O a. Formal operational stage O Concrete operational stage O c. Preoperational stage O d. Sensorimotor stage QUESTION 39 How does drug intoxication affect the accuracy of eyewitness perceptions? O a. It has no affect on witnesses' ability to recall events after they occur. O b. It enhances witnesses' ability to recall events after they occur. O c. It impairs witnesses' ability to recall events after they occur. Od. It clarifies perceptual processes and sensory systems. QUESTION 40 Ryoji likes to take his dog running in the park. At numerous points during their run, Ryoji's dog jumps over fallen tree branches and logs, each time anticipating the obstacle and successfully avoiding it. This scenario would suggest that Ryoji's dog for horizontal lines and shapes. has O a. perceptual features O b. feature detectors O c. sensory adaptation O d. inattentional blindness

Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)

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Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White

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Jean Piaget's cognitive theory is a developmental theory that focuses on how individuals acquire knowledge and understanding of their surroundings as they grow and mature. According to Piaget, cognitive development occurs in four stages. He also emphasized the role of maturation in cognitive development, as well as the importance of social interactions and language in facilitating learning and development. Piaget's theory has had a significant impact on education and child development, as it has helped to inform teaching strategies and approaches that are developmentally appropriate and effective in promoting learning and growth.