Baillargeon

1. 1Baillargeon was a supporter of [blank_start]Natavism[blank_end]. [blank_start]Natavism[blank_end] is the belief that experience plays [blank_start]no[blank_end] role in development of abilities, instead it is the belief that we are born with [blank_start]innate[blank_end] cognitive structures determining ability.

   

   1. Ano
   2. BNatavism
   3. Cinnate
   4. DNatavism
2. 21. Baillargeon believed [blank_start]object[blank_end] p[blank_start]ermanence[blank_end] started at as young as [blank_start]14[blank_end] weeks contradictory to piaget's belief that it started at [blank_start]8[blank_end] months old.
   
   2. The [blank_start]Habituation[blank_end] paradigm which tested object permanence through [blank_start]violation[blank_end] of expectations.
   
   3. She considered babies have [blank_start]intuitive[blank_end] knowledge and understand the properties and relationships of objects to each other.

   1. Aermanence
   2. Bobject
   3. C8
   4. D14
   5. EHabituation
   6. Fviolation
   7. Gintuitive
3. 3VIOLATION of Expectations Technique:
   
   First show a child something until they [blank_start]look[blank_end] away/cease responses ([blank_start]Habituation[blank_end])
   
   2. Show child [blank_start]impossible[blank_end] version of same scenario.
   Measure length of [blank_start]gaze[blank_end] at impossible event and compare to [blank_start]possible[blank_end] event.
   
   Longer impossible, baby suprised because it [blank_start]violated[blank_end] their expectations.

   1. AHabituation
   2. Blook
   3. Cimpossible
   4. Dgaze
   5. Epossible
   6. Fviolated
4. 4Track Study: [blank_start]3[blank_end] Month Old Baby
   1.Truck rolled down a ramp behind the [blank_start]screen[blank_end]. Habituation
   2. Screen [blank_start]raised[blank_end], block placed off track or on [blank_start]ramp[blank_end].
   3 Screen [blank_start]lowered[blank_end] (impossible event) moving block
   4 Infants looked longer at [blank_start]impossible[blank_end].
   

   1. Ascreen
   2. B3
   3. Craised
   4. Dramp
   5. Elowered
   6. Fimpossible

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A level (Cognitive Development) Psychology Test sobre Baillargeon, creado por Thomas Partridge el 13/11/2018.

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