When children considered to have an intellectual disability were moved from an orphanage to more stimulating environments,
a. their IQ scores improved slightly by five to ten IQ points.
b. they became better adjusted and happier, but did not improve intellectually.
c. their IQ test scores rose an average of 29 points.
d. neither their IQ nor their emotional adjustment showed any improvement.
C
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A. Her nervous system has likely compensated to her prior coffee consumption by reducing sensitivity of receptors for caffeine. B. She is experiencing withdrawal when she drinks coffee. C. Coffee is no longer an agonist for her. D. Coffee is no longer an antagonist for her.
________ refers to the thinking processes and representations that are relevant to the social world
a. Social cognition c. Social idealism b. Social referencing d. Social orientation
In the Mehinaku culture an adolescent boy learns to provide by fishing and hunting
A. True B. False
Which of the following is NOT an example of an implicit memory?
A. Classical conditioning B. Repetition priming C. Procedural memory D. Semantic memory