Personal construct theory
What will be an ideal response?
-If constructs appear to fit our subsequent experience, we find them useful and hold onto them
-If the construct does not lead to behaviors that help us adjust to events in the world, we will seek to alter or change the construct
Psychology
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a. cat food c. running of the cats b. cat d. cupboard door opening
Psychology
The occurrence of vowel-like sounds such as "g-o-o-o-o-g-a-a-a"
A) is called babbling. B) begins about six months of age. C) communicates pleasure and comfort. D) signals pain or anger.
Psychology