______ are chemicals that carry signals from one neuron to another
A) ?Neurochemicals
B) ?Poly-transmitters
C) ?Neurotransmitters
D) ?Psychoactive drugs
C
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If your client has an IQ score between 20 and 40, he or she is likely to be described as suffering from __________ intellectual disability
Answer:
In a study using the false belief task with four-year-olds of average intelligence, four-year-olds with Down syndrome, and slightly older children with autism, Baron-Cohen found that
a. only the average intelligence children passed the task. b. both the average intelligence children and the children with Down syndrome passed the task. c. both the average intelligence children and the children with autism passed the task. d. all three groups of children passed the task.
When adults interpret emotions displayed by babies, they
a. are unreliable and inaccurate. b. do better with negative emotions than with positive. c. do better with positive emotions than with negative. d. are highly accurate regardless of the type of emotion.