Chapter 5

Question 1

Accommodation

Answer 1

When things do not fit into our existing schemas. We must change and adapt it in order to understand and respond to the new information.

Question 2

Assimilation

Answer 2

Involves integrating a new experience into a pre-existing schema

Question 3

Babbling

Answer 3

127

Question 4

Brocas Area

Answer 4

140

Question 5

Canonical Babbling

Answer 5

130

Question 6

Categorization

Answer 6

122

Question 7

Central Executive

Answer 7

121

Question 8

Circular Reactions

Answer 8

115

Question 9

Cooing

Answer 9

127

Question 10

Mental representation

Answer 10

Thinking about an object using mental pictures. Can not think about or visualize things that are not present. To think about an object, they must act on it by viewing it, listening to it, touching it, smelling it, and tasting it.

Question 11

Circular Reactions

Answer 11

Early cognitive growth in the sensorimotor period comes through engaging in circular reactions, which has the repetition of an action and its response.

Question 12

Primary circular reactions

Answer 12

Consist of repeating actions involving parts of the body that produce pleasure able or interesting results.

Question 13

Secondary circular reactions

Answer 13

Repetitions of actions that trigger responses in the external environment outside of the babies body. Now include objects which the body uses to interact with to create an interesting environment