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Discuss the learning that the infant is capable of.

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psychology

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  1. Infants are only capable of learning through direct reinforcement.
  2. Infants learn behaviors which are life maintaining and those which provide them with the opportunity to explore their environment.
  3. Infants learn primarily through imitation of adult behavior from birth.
  4. Infants learn exclusively through observation and do not require interaction.
  5. Infants have the ability to learn abstract concepts within the first few months of life.
  6. Infants cannot learn until they are capable of reaching and exploring their environment.
  7. Infants can only learn after they have developed language skills.
  8. Infants are incapable of responding to secondary reinforcers.
  9. Infants only learn through classical conditioning.
  10. Infants are born with all the knowledge they need and learning is not necessary.

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stemez-Psychology

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