Carolyn Rovee-Collier's work on infant memory in which she taught infants to kick to make a crib mobile move indicated that
a. infants could not remember an event for more than a day or two.
b. after several weeks infants forgot how to move the mobile and they could not be reminded.
c. after several weeks infants had forgotten how to move the mobile, but a single reminder helped them to remember.
d. infants never forgot how to move the mobile.
c
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Which of these is the best way to ask about the roles of heredity and environment? a. Which is more important in general, heredity or environment?
b. Which is more important for one behavior, heredity or environment? c. Do differences in one behavior depend more on differences in heredity or environment? d. Which behaviors depend on heredity and which ones depend on environment?
According to your text, what factor do biologists emphasize as the MOST important to natural selection?
a. survival b. mutation c. situation d. reproduction
Experiences unique to an individual and not experienced by other family members are referred to as
a. shared environmental experience. b. genetic effect. c. nonshared environmental experience. d. crossing over effect.
Transience is a useful memory process because:
A) the brain has a limited storage capacity. B) we can only attend to a fraction of our sensory experiences at any given time. C) forgetting prevents subsequent issues associated with bias. D) if information hasn't been used recently, it is probably not essential to remember it in the future.