Behaviorist theory is also known as ______ theory.
A. sociocultural
B. cognitive-developmental
C. evolutionary developmental
D. learning
Answer: D
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experiences difficulty stating the word that was flashed. Explain which visual field presentation likely causes Janet the most difficulty when asked to state the word that was flashed and why. What will be an ideal response?
After Eduardo takes a personality assessment based on the five-factor personality model, the results indicate he is a gregarious and outgoing person who gains energy from being with other people. In other words, Eduardo has scored high on the dimension of ____
a. ?emotionality-stability b. ?agreeableness c. ?growth orientation d. ?extraversion
Kristen has a difficult time retrieving the answers to simple multiplication problems from memory, causing her to spend a great deal of time on each word problem she encounters on tests. According to the limited-resource model, Kristen has trouble on math exams because
a. her poor math fact retrieval taxes her cognitive resources to the point of usurping energy from other processes. b. she has limited knowledge of and experience with solving mathematical word problems. c. she has limited knowledge of and experience with problem solving that requires memory resources. d. numerical information does not flow through the proper memory sequence for Kristen to successfully solve math problems.
Down syndrome is linked to:
a. alcohol abuse by the father. b. abnormalities of the 21st pair of chromosomes. c. sex-linked chromosomal abnormalities. d. alcohol abuse by the mother.