Which section of the Stanford-Binet (SB5) would have questions similar to the following: "Given the numbers 3, 6, 9, 12, what number would come next?"
a. fluid reasoning
b. working memory
c. quantitative reasoning
d. visual-spatial processing
C
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In olfactory rivalry research, one odorant is presented to one nostril and a different odor is presented to the other nostril, leading to findings that ______.
A. the two odors combine into an interesting mélange of odors B. people reported smelling one and then the other, but not both at the same time C. because of phase transitions, the two odors cancel each other out D. only the smell presented to the dominant nostril is perceived
Shaina starts crying because she thinks that her brother has disappeared, when in fact he just put on his Halloween mask. Piaget would say that Shaina is in the ____ stage and has not yet achieved ____.?
a. ?sensorimotor; object permanence b. ?sensorimotor; conservation c. ?preoperational; object permanence d. ?preoperational; conservation
The proximodistal developmental trend states that first
a. synaptogenesis happens, followed by myelinization. b. small muscles develop, followed by large muscles. c. inner organs develop, followed by extremities. d. the head develops, followed by the body and legs.
Why is attachment not assessed using the Strange Situation during infancy?
What will be an ideal response?