Multiple Choice
In developmental psychology, studying the self in infancy is difficult because infants cannot ______ express themselves.
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In developmental psychology, at approximately what age do children typically begin to form large concepts such as objects, people, animals, and events?
A
Around 2 years old
B
Around 10 years old
C
At birth
D
During adolescence
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Understand the developmental stages related to concept formation in children, focusing on how cognitive abilities evolve over time.
Recall that infants start with very basic sensory experiences and gradually develop the ability to categorize and form concepts as they grow.
Recognize that by around 2 years old, children typically begin to form larger, more complex concepts such as objects, people, animals, and events, as their cognitive and language skills improve.
Compare this age with other options: at birth, concept formation is minimal; around 10 years old and during adolescence, children already have well-established concepts.
Conclude that the typical age for beginning to form large concepts is around 2 years old, based on developmental psychology research.
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