Kandel and colleagues repeatedly stimulated the tail of an Aplysia with a mild electric shock. They then successfully produced a long-term memory in the Aplysia by demonstrating that the gill:
A) no longer contracted with another tail stimulation conducted a few seconds after the first series of stimulations.
B) contracted after a single tail stimulation conducted days after the repeated stimulations.
C) failed to contract after a single tail stimulation conducted weeks after the repeated stimulations.
D) contracted with each successive tail stimulation conducted seconds apart.
B) contracted after a single tail stimulation conducted days after the repeated stimulations.
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a. functional b. generative c. disjunctive d. transformation
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Interviewing all of the siblings of a pair of conjoined twins and asking them about their personal interactions. Documenting how many hours of television an eight-year-old child watches per week. Observing and documenting the number of aggressive behaviors demonstrated by three-year-olds in a day-care setting. Measuring the heights and weights of a group of preschoolers.
Which of the following is a drawback of a between-group design?
a. it provides information only on one culture b. it is difficult to portray strengths of both groups c. it has the same drawbacks as participatory research d. all of the above
People with gender dysphoria are:
A. transvestites. B. pedophiles. C. always men. D. transsexuals.