If a patient in the Victorian era presented with paralysis and numbness that could not be explained by any physical ailment, the patient would have been considered to have __________.
A. dissociation
B. fugue
C. hypochondriasis
D. hysteria
Answer: D
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A. folic acid B. vitamin D C. protein D. acetic acid
Bilingual children often acquire reading at a faster rate than children who only speak one language
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
____ are cognitions that address the "Why?" question. For example, we may ask ourselves "why did the bad event happen?"
a. Primary appraisals c. Control attributions b. Secondary appraisals d. Causal attributions
What is scaffolding?
a. temporary support provided to a child while learning to perform a task b. a hierarchy of knowledge in memory c. an achievement test sometimes given to young children d. none of these