Researchers turn to correlational studies when
a. large groups of participants are involved.
b. they are certain that participants can remember accurately what happened to them earlier.
c. variables of interest cannot be altered by the researchers.
d. communication with participants may be a problem.
e. their hypotheses are causal in nature.
c. variables of interest cannot be altered by the researchers.
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Why might late-maturing girls end up having few emotional problems in the long run of adolescence, compared to their earlier-maturing counterparts?
A. Their body size and shape are more likely to match a societal ideal. B. They are likely to engage in sexual activity at a later age. C. They are likely to engage in sexual activity at an earlier age. D. Their social maturation tends to lag behind their physical maturation.
Natasha asks Oscar for directions to his house. When he tells her to turn on 4th Street, she asks what color the house is on the corner where she turns. Oscar is surprised that he actually knows the house is blue, since he never really thought about it. In this instance, it is likely that the house color was stored in Oscar's
a. nondeclarative memory. b. procedural memory. c. declarative memory. d. prospective memory.
Peter is sitting on the floor playing when he waves to his daddy and says "Go bye-bye.". He then calls to his cat, "Here Kitty," and later asks his mother for a cookie by saying, "Want cookie.". Peter is exhibiting
a. cooing. b. telegraphic speech. c. the single-word stage. d. babbling.
Sexual minority youth do not develop romantic relationships characterized by true, deep, and intimate feelings for another person
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.