Stage Two, According to Parson's Stages in the Development of Aesthetic

Multiple Choice

Stage two, according to Parson's stages in the development of aesthetic responses, is represented by which actions?

A) a work of art is judged for its realistic qualities, especially in terms of beauty.
B) style and form are important for a child's ability to interpret a painting.
C) children need to be able to discuss their own understanding of an art work.
D) an interest in color favorites, pictorial representation and a personal connection to the subject.