Describe a fine motor skill that a 3-year-old can do that a 1-year old would not yet be able to do
What will be an ideal response?
Three-year-olds gain more control over their hand movements and can start to draw a straight line and copy circles. They can even brush their teeth, although they will need help. One-year-olds are already showing hand preference and can hold a pencil and scribble, but it is not as controlled as it will be by the time they are three.
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a. traumatic neurosis. b. a psychosomatic illness. c. a dissociative fugue state. d. a conversion disorder.
Instead of working on approaching a feared situation like flying, a client observes another individual getting on the plane, taking off, and arriving safely at the destination. This method for overcoming fear responses is called
a. imitating. c. modeling. b. desensitizing. d. flooding.
Perceptions about procedural fairness and trustworthiness of the system affect individual acceptance of different legal decisions
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Julie went to therapy for 3 years straight, and despite that
others around her, including her husband, noticed no difference in Julie's outlook on life, she was convinced she had made significant progress. This may be best explained by _____. A) the placebo effect B) regression to the mean C) retrospective rewriting of the past D) the self-serving bias