According to an EEG, Rachel is in REM sleep. She is probably:
A. sleepwalking
B. in a light state of sleep
C. dreaming
D. just falling asleep
Answer: C
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A. the infant cannot remember any prenatal events B. the infant recognized a familiar over an unfamiliar story C. exposure to sound prenatally appears to have no impact on the infant D. the infant preferred an unfamiliar over a familiar story
Which stage in Treisman's "attenuation model" has a threshold component?
a. The attenuator b. The dictionary unit c. The filter d. The "leaky" filter
Dr. Arden is a health psychologist who works with pediatric leukemia patients, several of whom are apprehensive about the same medical procedure. If Dr. Arden develops a film of a coping model to show to these patients, ALL BUT WHICH would maximize the film's effectiveness?
a. The patient in the film anticipates the same procedure as Dr. Arden's patients. b. The patient in the film appears confident as he/she anticipates the procedure. c. The patient in the film copes successfully with the demands of the procedure. d. All of the above would maximize the film's effectiveness.
When divorce occurs in early childhood, children blame themselves. What about middle childhood? Children in middle childhood ____
a. also blame themselves b. understand that there are other reasons that their parents divorced that have nothing to do with them c. are at a time in their development when they do not really care that their parents divorce d. are so successful at adapting to changes that it has little effect upon them