The key rationale for lesion studies is that __________.
A. the change in behavior that follows a brain lesion can give important clues about a function of an ablated brain area
B. lesions are simple to create within the brain
C. brain lesions reliably produce marked and observable changes in behaviors
D. most lesions are temporary
Answer: A
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In regard to the brain, the term "plasticity" refers to ________
a) easily broken or "cracked" b) ability to adapt to new conditions c) level of complexity d) brittleness, or rigidity
Rachael is two-and-a-half-months old. She has yet to establish routines relating to eating, sleeping and elimination functions
She is irritable, has a tendency to cry whenever she is presented with a novel situation and is in general extreme in her emotional reactions. In terms of temperament, Rachael would be classified as __________ a) difficult. b) easy. c) slow-to-warm-up. d) too inconsistent to categorize.
Experts operate on intuitive judgments of how to approach a problem based on experience.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Both Sheldon and Seeman based their perspectives on ______.
A. Freudian theory B. systems theory C. Eastern philosophy D. the “Billiard Ball” model of causality