Answer:
Gene is taking a Piagetian approach, while Fred is a proponent of the behaviorist approach.
Explanation:
Piaget's approach and studies centers on the fact that a child goes trough certain <em>cognitive stages,</em> in which a development occurs. These are:
- Sensorimotor Stage.
- Preoperational Stage.
- Concrete Operational Stage.
- Formal Operational Stage.
Meanwhile, a behaviorist approach centers on the fact that what matters is <em>what we can see</em> which is the behavior, instead of only creating speculation about the mind since it is <em>not tangible. </em>
Answer:
Emotional Information
Explanation:
Emotional Information is defined as the ability to receive, understand and interpret emotional stimuli.
It helps an individual to understand ones own and other people's emotions, to discriminate between different emotions and label them appropriately and to use emotional information to guide thinking and behavior.
It is usually communicated through body language and non lexical forms such as facial expressions, pitch, gestures, body posture, tone and intonation.
Answer:
<em>(C) obsessive-compulsive personality disorder</em>
Explanation:
<em>Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (OCPD)</em> is a disorder of personality<em> distinguished by severe perfection, order and cleanness.</em>
The features of people with OCPD are:
- They discover it difficult to express their emotions.
- Trouble forming strong relationships with others and retaining them.
- They work hard, however their fascination with<em> perfection can render them ineffective</em>.
- They are often confronted with social isolation.
Answer:
Duress
Explanation:
Duress is an action or coercion that is performed by a person under stress without his will. This action occurs through violence, threat, stress, pressure, etc. This is an unlawful action that takes place by people under stress. In this law, one person induces another person to do the task according to them.
Duress has two concepts;
It does not focus on the action of a person or it negates the will to act of a person. It won't take consent from the person, for instance, sexual activity. Coercion is another concept that negates the consent of people.
