Jennifer lied to her father when she said she didn't pull the dog's tail. Afterward, she falls on the sidewalk and scrapes her knee. If Jennifer is in the stage of moral realism, she will likely believe that
a. the sidewalk is alive and meant to trip her.
b. scraping her knee is punishment for the lie she told.
c. scraping her knee was an accident.
d. she hurt the sidewalk's feelings when she fell on it.
b
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a. loss of control over alcoholic intake b. the functional or structural damage due to use of alcohol c. a person's compulsion to use alcohol despite its adverse consequences d. all of the above
Neocortex contains two fundamentally different kinds of neurons: pyramidal cells and
A) apical cells. B) bipolar cells. C) multipolar cells. D) columnar cells. E) stellate cells.
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A) The need to set fires every day B) Tension or affective arousal before the act C) Deliberate and purposeful fire setting on more than one occasion D) Pleasure related to setting fires
Mackenzie sees her mother walk downstairs in the morning and she says, "Good morning, Mom. You look very nice today." When her brother walks downstairs she says, "Hi, jerk face." What part of language does this represent?
A. pragmatics B. irony C. comprehension D. vocabulary