Jonas's parents taught him that animals that say "woof" and have fur, a tail, and four legs are called "dogs." He saw a new anim
al and thought it was a dog until it "meowed." Jonas's parents told him it was a "cat." Jonas could now distinguish between dog and cat depending on the sound the animal made. This revision of Jonas's schema of a "dog" BEST illustrates:______ A. Assimilation.
B. Accommodation.
C. Infantile amnesia.
D. Object permanence.
Jonas was told that an animal with fur is a dog so when he sees the cat for the first time, the first thing that comes to mind is a dog however when the cat makes a "meowed"sound , based on sound differences he could see this wasn't a dog and his parents told him that this is a cat.
Now he has to modify his schema to accommodate this new information
A schema is an organized knowlegde restored in our memory, the organization of information is crucial to understand and make sense of the world around us.
This is what accomodation is , we don't alter our schema but we modify it so that we can accommodate the new Information that we have learnt
A cartilage on an individual is considered to be vital in a human body. It is important for it functions in adults as a cushion. It serves as cushion, particularly in between of the bones. It allows free movement that enables us to move our joints freely and do what we do in our daily activities.
