Affordances - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Decrease, decrease, decrease correct answers Force absorption is another principle of motion. This principle states that to ___ the impact of a reaction force, you must either ___ the amount of time in which the impact occurs or ___ the area over which the impact occurs. mobility correct answers Stability trades off with Body scaling correct answers Comparing an ant walking over a gravel parking lot with an adult bouldering (climber over large rocks) is an example of.. ecological correc...

Suppose you observe a young infant jerking her arm to cause a string to move a mobile over the crib. Based on current research, this behaviour indicates the development of which feature of the self? a. person praise b. personal comparison c. personal agency d. person perception - ANS c. personal agency Which of the following best characterizes the timing of the development of an infant's sense of self? a. It is present from the time of birth. b. It is well established by the ag...

JMS 210 FINAL QUIZZES and ANSWERS(Latest Update ) Global digital news report key findings - ANSWER percentages in video on bb most used platforms in 2019 in the world - ANSWER top: facebook 2billion then youtube w close to two billion, then whats. app then fb messenger then insta with 1 billion active social media use per capita - ANSWER us = 71% higher in South Korea united arab emirates hong king trend - ANSWER messaging apps are growing in use and also as a source for news- whatsp...

MTTC Test (Lower Elementary Test #119) Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers 1. A kindergarten teacher observes as a small group of students practice comparing numbers and quantities using manipulatives. Each student has four counters. One student's counters are spaced farther apart than the other students' counters, and several members of the group claim that student has more counters than everyone else. The teacher can build on the students' understanding of counting and cardinali...

Kines 100 Study Questions with Answers Autonomy - Answer-The ability to make your own decisions without being controlled by anyone else How is autonomy a cornerstone of ethics? - Answer-- The state or condition of self governance - An ability to make informed, voluntary choices free of coercion - UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 1: "All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one anot...

Developmental Systems Perspective correct answers -the study of the changing person and his/her changing context -the theory that human development is the product of changing relations between the developing person and his or her changing multilevel environmental contexts epigenesis correct answers the idea that development is the result of an ongoing, bidirectional interchange between one's biological characteristics and the environment quantitative correct answers change in number or a...

SLDS - Answer-Salesforce Lightning Design System The four characteristics of a good Design System - Answer-1.) Scalable 2.) Efficient 3.) Visually Cohesive 4.) Shared Design Guidelines - Answer-Patterns based on specific use cases Blueprint (as a Design Guideline) - Answer-Static, framework-independent, accessible HTML and CSS for UI elements such as checkboxes, page headers, and dynamic menus. Developers use blueprints to build components. Tokens (as a Design Guideline) - Answer-Named ...

MTTC Test (Lower Elementary Test #119) Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers 1. A kindergarten teacher observes as a small group of students practice comparing numbers and quantities using manipulatives. Each student has four counters. One student's counters are spaced farther apart than the other students' counters, and several members of the group claim that student has more counters than everyone else. The teacher can build on the students' understanding of counting and cardinali...

A-not-B error - Also called AB error, this occurs when infants make the mistake of selecting the familiar hiding place (A) to locate an object, rather than looking in the new hiding place (B), as they progress into substage 4 in Piaget's sensorimotor stage. accommodation - Piagetian concept of adjusting schemes to fit new information and experiences. acculturation - Cultural changes that occur when one culture comes in contact with another culture. active (niche-picking) genotype-envir...

Describing development as distinct stages is the _____ view. correct answers continuity The ______ refers to an optimal time in the life span for a specific aspect of development to occur. correct answers Critical Period _____ refers to the capacity for change (reoganization) in response to positive or negative experience. correct answers Plasticity Pre-wired and self-organizing are similar. correct answers False _____ are environmental "opportunities" for developing motor skills c...