Research conducted on adolescents in the Jimi Valley of Papua New Guinea indicates that
A) nonrepresentational scribbles and shapes seem to be a universal beginning stage in drawing.
B) even adolescents with no indigenous pictorial art draw figures that look human.
C) the first drawings of the human figure produced by nonschooled Jimi children emphasize the head and face over the hands and feet.
D) schooling has little impact on children's first representational shapes and forms.
A
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A. The right and left side of the brain do not communicate with each other. B. They tend to process language in both sides of the brain C. They tend to process language in the right side of the brain. D. The temporal lobe does not effectively share information with the frontal lobe.
Following brain trauma, Takami has difficulty processing auditory stimuli. Based on this description, Takami probably suffered damage to which portion of her brain?
a. frontal lobe b. parietal lobe c. temporal lobe d. occipital lobe e. somatosensory lobe
An embryo is directly nourished by root-like extensions from the
a. amnion. b. chorion. c. blastula. d. zygote.
According to the research about factors that affect the capacity of working memory,
a. the fact that people tend to substitute acoustically similar items during recall illustrates that acoustic factors are more important than semantic factors. b. there is no evidence for the influence of semantic information on working memory. c. the studies on release from proactive interference demonstrate that semantic factors can influence working memory. d. many studies have demonstrated that the information in working memory does not have acoustic properties.