If a split-brain patient receives an image of a zucchini only in the right hemisphere and is then asked to pick up the actual item using her left hand, what is the patient likely to grasp?
A. Nothing
B. A turnip
C. A zucchini
D. An apple
Answer: C
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a. response generalization. b. response discrimination. c. stimulus generalization. d. stimulus discrimination.
How might a 4-year-old evaluate her self-esteem?
a. She won't? 4-year-olds are too young to think of themselves in this way. b. According to cognitive competence, physical competence, and social acceptance. c. She will mostly see herself in terms of internal personality traits. d. Four-year-olds always see themselves positively.
Kohlberg believed that his stages
a. unfolded due to an innate sequence, and therefore, were universal. b. applied to men, but not to women. c. were specific to those who live in the United States. d. were learned and varied based upon culture.
The main difference between cocaine and amphetamines is that cocaine
a. is a depressant. b. is a shorter acting drug. c. is not associated with binging. d. produces more permanent brain damage.