Teachers and scholars in the area of communication represent the human communication process using their own illustrations and descriptions of the transactional model of communication. Introduced by Barnlund in 1970, the transactional model is the most recent of the three influential communication models over the the past 60 years. The model and description simplify the process in 2 ways: first, both illustration and description present a snapshot or static representation of what is actually a highly dynamic and flexible process with no obvious start or end point. Second, although the model represents represents an exchange between two people, it can be extended to include a greater number of participants during the process. Slight variations in the model can describe small group communication as well as public speaking.
Answer:
The correct answer is:
Sensorimotor stage.
Explanation:
According to the theory of cognitive development proposed by the psychologist Jean Piaget, the human being goes through certain stages during evolution and growth from birth. He explains that during the Sensorimotor stage that goes approximately from birth to the age of 2, children develop a familiarity with their surroundings through the motor processes, that is to say the ones that are related to the movement, around them using their senses for such perception of the environment.
Therefore in this case, the child would be in the early sensorimotor stage when he has not yet developed completely his abilities to understand the movement of the train and simply loses interest.
Social isolation of rhesus monkeys for the first 6 to 12 months of life produces severe and persistent behavioral effects including social withdrawal, rocking, huddling, self-clasping, stereotyped behaviors, and inappropriate heterosexual and maternal behaviors as adults.
