A person walking around in a room where you are sitting is sometimes seen from the
front, the back, or the side. Yet despite these quite different images, you perceive that
the person remains the same one. This is an example of the principles of
a. shape constancy.
b. person constancy.
c. absolute shape.
d. shape reference.
e. profile symmetry.
a. shape constancy.
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Rebecca is 3 years old. Which of the following children would she say deserves to be punished?
a. Susie who spills her milk on Kim and says I am sorry b. Zeena who is angry and throws a ball at Jess and misses c. Lyn who is angry and spills her milk right onto Maya's dress d. Terri who dropped and broke her crayons by mistake
Older children write better than younger children because
a. they have less knowledge about the world. b. they have mastered the mechanical aspects of writing. c. they organize their writing as they retrieve it, often without an obvious structure. d. they don't revise it.