Answer:
A). Children's behavior is often goal-directed.
Explanation:
Piaget gave his theory of 'child development' where he elaborates how a child experiences different stages of cognitive development in order to form a mental construct/replica of the world he is surrounded by.
'Goal-directed' behavior is illustrated as the 'infancy' stage of cognitive development in which the child(infant) develops learning of their environment and begins to indulge in the deliberate behavior which is 'goal-oriented' in order to get their goal accomplished.
In the given situation, Gabriel's intentional behavior is exemplified by her distress(upset behavior) when her mother 'forbids her' to get her target 'dangly earrings' accomplished. Thus, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.
The correct answer is participant observation
Participant observation is an excellent methodological resource for field research, makes it possible to obtain a holistic and natural perspective.
The king and Great Britain taking advantage of them with higher taxes, limiting their rights, invading homes. All I which America didn’t want to be ruled by Great Britain. Also there was this time after the French and Indian war where the king limited land to the colonies and they got triggered.
When a caregiver responds appropriately to an infant, and the caregiver and the child's emotional states match, it is called interactional synchrony.
Interactional synchrony is synchronised behavior exchanged between a caretaker and an infant. For example, a caregiver may smile in response to an infant's laughter, and vice versa.
