The correct answer is respite care.
Respite care refers to care and services of support provided to caretakers of individuals with disabilities, illness or the elderly. Through respite care, caretakers are given a temporary break and relieved from the duties and responsibility of having to look after a disabled or dependent individual. Respite care is important because caretakers are constantly in a role where they have to compromise and sometimes forgo their own needs and wishes in order to look after someone who needs constant care.
The correct answer is deferred imitation
Deferred imitation is known as the ability to reproduce a behavior or series of behaviors later than when it actually occurred.
The beauty behind deferred imitation is that it can provide us with a wealth of information about your baby's cognitive development, involving a combination of complex cognitive processes. Several studies demonstrate that imitation is a fundamental channel for development and socio-affective learning. In fact, it was found that observation may have a greater effect on the acquisition of skills than conditioning or the trial and error process.
The stage that Steven is most likely in would be the autonomy vs. shame and doubt stage.
<h3>What is the autonomy vs. shame and doubt stage?</h3>
This is the stage where the individual is focuses on learning what is called self control.
This stage takes place when they are between the ages of three years and two.
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