Multiple Choice
In developmental psychology, a 2-year-old who refuses to put on winter clothes when it's time to go outside is most likely demonstrating which of the following behaviors?
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According to Lewin's change model in developmental psychology, which of the following correctly identifies the three stages of change?
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Initiation, Maintenance, Termination
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Assimilation, Accommodation, Equilibration
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Precontemplation, Contemplation, Action
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Unfreezing, Changing, Refreezing
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Understand that Lewin's change model is a foundational theory in developmental psychology that explains how individuals or groups undergo change.
Recognize that Lewin's model consists of three distinct stages that describe the process of change: the first stage involves preparing for change, the second stage is the actual transition or change, and the third stage is about solidifying the new behavior or state.
Identify the names of these three stages as 'Unfreezing,' 'Changing' (or 'Moving'), and 'Refreezing,' which correspond to preparing to change, making the change, and stabilizing the change respectively.
Compare the given options to these stages and note that 'Unfreezing, Changing, Refreezing' correctly matches Lewin's model, while the other options refer to different psychological theories or models.
Conclude that the correct identification of Lewin's three stages of change is 'Unfreezing, Changing, Refreezing.'
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