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LANGUAGE, THOUGHT, AND COMMUNICATION
Non-verbal behaviour: innate or learned?
Evidence that NVC is innate
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What are the two main types of explanations for behavior?
Nature
and
nurture
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What does non-verbal behavior (NVC) refer to?
Communication
without
words
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What does evidence of NVC being innate suggest?
NVC is
present
from birth
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What does neonate research indicate about NVC?
NVCs are displayed by
newborn
babies
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What are social releasers in the context of neonate behavior?
Behaviors that
elicit
caregiving
responses
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How do social releasers relate to Bowlby's theory?
They are
adaptive
for survival
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What expression do neonates display when given sour tastes?
Expression of disgust
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What does the expression of disgust in neonates suggest?
It is an
innate response
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What does sensory deprivation refer to?
Lack
of sensory ability
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What did Thompson find about blind children and facial expressions?
They show
similar
expressions
to
sighted
children
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What does the similarity in facial expressions between blind and sighted children suggest?
NVC
is learned through experience
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What are the key points regarding non-verbal communication (NVC)?
NVC can be
innate
or learned
Evidence suggests NVC is innate
Neonates
display NVC from birth
Social releasers elicit
caregiving
Facial expressions indicate innate responses
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