In the stages of artistic development suggested by Lowenfeld and Brittain, schema refers to a(n):
a. child's first representational attempt at drawing.
b. generalized symbol that represents a specific concept. c. random perception of size and proportion.
d. awareness of and intentional use of empty space.
Question 2
The stages of artistic development suggested by Lowenfeld and Brittain include:
a. scribbling, preschematic, schematic, dawning realism, pseudorealism, and artistic decision. b. scribbling, placement, shape, design, and pictorial.
c. sensory motor, preoperational, preconceptual, intuitive, and conceptual.
d. manipulating the media; making shapes, outlines, designs, and symbols; pictorial art that is becoming recognizable; and realistic.
Model organisms used to study the genetics of development
Disorders associated with specific stages of embryonic development
Milestones of Gross Motor Development in Toddlerhood
Order and Duration of Sleep Stages Through a Typical Night
The stages in transmission of a nerve impulse across the synapse