How would Aristotle approach understanding what a tree is?
a. Develop a concept of an ideal tree.
b. Observe as many trees as possible.
c. Create an abstract definition of a tree.
d. Ask others what they believed trees to be.
B
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A. acute stress disorder B. shell shock C. PTSD D. war neurosis
When we enter a situation with some expectation of what may happen, we use a network of accumulated knowledge known as
a. cognitive schemas. b. expectancy effects. c. perspective taking. d. arbitrary inference.
You have been up all night studying for an important midterm examination and are exhausted. As you reach for your hot chocolate, you accidentally touch the hot burner on the stove. You quickly pull your hand away from the burner. Which statement about your action is true??
a. ?The medulla oblongata and cerebellum played major parts in your response. b. ?The reflexive command came from the spinal cord. c. ?Glial cells did most of the work necessary to move your hand. d. ?Your forebrain sent a direct command to your hand.
The weight at which a child is considered obese is the same for all children of the same age
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.