In the ____, medical doctors from the U.S. Public Health Service studied the natural progression of untreated syphilis in rural African American men who thought they were receiving free health care from the U.S. government from 1932-1972
a. Tuskegee study
b. Stanford experiment
c. obedience experiment
d. Hastings study
A
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A. 10 percent B. 30 percent C. 50 percent D. 70 percentf
When an eyewitness to a robbery tries to identify the criminal from a lineup of suspects, he or she is engaging in which memory retrieval process??
a. ?Recall b. ?Rehearsal c. ?Recognition d. ?Relearning
In early middle childhood, advances are made in both fine and gross motor skills. This allows
for children to participate in sports activities. Emphasis in sports at this time should be placed on a. winning. b. competition. c. sports that require coordination of several skills. d. fundamental movement skills.
Washoe's caregivers said that the fact that she combined the signs for "water" and "bird" to refer to a duck meant that she could create new signs generatively, just as people can create new words generatively. What is the biggest flaw in this reasoning?
A. Because her caregivers taught her only a few words, the fact that she signed the words "water" and "bird" may have been a coincidence. B. Washoe may have been signing what she saw--a bird and some water--rather than making up a new word. C. Washoe's generation of a new word was not linguistically significant unless she taught that word to other chimps. D. There is no flaw. Washoe proved that she and other chimpanzees were capable of inventing language.