Weegy: Three-year-old Lucretia conducts an experiment at playtime. She collects sand and then dumps it into a puddle of water. She mixes the sand and water until it's just the right consistency for her. [ Several times, Lucretia smushes the mixture between her hands and watches it ooze out. In no time, two other children have come over to Lucretia's mixture and put their hands in also. Next the three of them gather some sand toys and begin making cakes with the mixture. As they share their cakes, another child joins in. This is an example of: behavior contagion. ] (More)

Weegy: Building self-knowledge based on others' reactions to him. -is 13-month-old Frederica most likely to be exploring. User: Maria, a toddler in your daycare, shows you a picture that she has drawn. You have no idea what the picture is. Of the following, which is the best approach to this situation? • A. Take your best guess and hope that you're correct. • B. Question Maria's use of color. O C. Ask Maria what it is. • D. Ask Maria to tell you about the drawing. (More)

Weegy: The ongoing process of becoming able to read and write is called emergent literacy. User: According to constructivist researchers Kami and DeVries, the two basic science concepts through which children learn physical knowledge are O A. change and movement. • B. construction and deconstruction. • C. quantity and investigation. O D. volume and mass. (More)

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