Three-year-old Dawn is given a brownie. She gets upset and says that she wants "more." So her father cuts the brownie into two pieces, and now Dawn is happier. Dawn's thinking shows that she has not yet learned to do what?
A) Conserve B) Centrate
C) Accommodate D) Assimilate
A
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Denise conducts a study to find out which of three subway routes gets her to work in the shortest amount of time. In Denise‘s experiment, the independent variable is the ____, and the dependent variable is the ____.
A. speed of the subway car; route she took B. route she took; amount of time to get to work C. amount of time to get to work; number of routes she tried D. fastest route; shortest route
According to Erikson, a person entering adolescence can expect the major developmental task to center around the need to
a. develop trust in others. b. achieve intimacy with another. c. acquire personal autonomy. d. develop a unified sense of self.
Whenever Garrett tries to remember his new phone number, he keeps getting it mixed up with his old phone number. Garrett's failure to remember his new phone number is probably due to __________ interference
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
What are parents of children who develop learning goals likely to do?
a. Encourage interpersonal competition. b. Reward them with money for good grades. c. Take away privileges for bad grades. d. Praise them for persistence.