When scientists look at children's thinking at a fine-grained level, changes in thinking appear to be ___. However, when they look at a course-grained level, changes in thinking appear to be ___
a. abrupt, gradual
b. abrupt, unpredictable
c. unpredictable, gradual
d. gradual, abrupt
D
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When a person is experiencing repression, the forgetting that takes place is
a. retroactive. b. proactive. c. unconscious. d. explicit.
Which of the components of motivation involves taking the first steps and developing a plan for the task at hand?
a) activation b) assimilation c) persistence d) self-actualization
When you stand to the side of a window frame, it casts a trapezoidal (nonrectangular) image on your retina. It still seems rectangular to you, though, because of ______
a. size constancy c. figure-ground constancy b. shape constancy d. the phi phenomenon