Young language learners are bombarded with so many unfamiliar words. It is hard to imagine how they figure out which words are nouns, which words are verbs, and which words are adjectives. Brown (1957) proposed a solution
He said that children figure it out by using ___ cues.
a. perceptual
b. social
c. memory
d. grammatical
D
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following statements about social contact among older adults is true?
A) Among older adults who have trouble performing daily activities, social contact is linked to a less positive everyday existence. B) Among older adults who experience no difficulty with daily activities, social contact is linked to a less positive everyday existence. C) Social interaction while assisting older adults with physical care and household chores is always meaningful and rewarding for the care recipient. D) Older adults frequently attribute their dependency to underresponsive social partners.
Jimmy believes he was accidentally born into the wrong sex. He has known all his life that he should have been a girl
And when he was able to he began dressing like a woman and eventually plans to get gender reassignment surgery to make his body more feminine. Jimmy therefore is a a. homosexual b. bisexual c. transsexual d. asexual
According to Figure 1 which of the following affective judgments indicated a similar intensity level toward the end of the treatment period?
A) demonstrated anger and relaxation B) demonstrated anger and constructive coping C) relaxation and restrained anger D) demonstrated anger and restrained anger