Ten-year-old Anne needs to prepare a book report for class tomorrow. Her mother is concerned because Anne is frustrated and seems to need help finishing it
Which of the following
situations would best exemplify scaffolding behavior on the part of Anne's mother?
A) Allowing Anne to finish the report without help, thereby working through her frustration
B) Suggesting Anne talk to a friend about the book's plot
C) Asking Anne questions about the book's plot
D) Writing the report for Anne
C
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Nam has been learning to reduce his test anxiety by using cognitive restructuring. Which thought would be an example of a successful application of his therapy?
a. ?"I will probably fail this test, so I may as well not worry about it." b. ?"I will develop a time management plan to make sure I have enough time to study for tests." c. ?"All I want is to do the best job that I can on this test." d. ?"I will talk to my friends about my problems more often, instead of keeping them bottled up inside."
Often, when new drugs are developed, their effects are first tested on animals rather than on humans. The use of animals as substitutes for humans in research is often referred to as ____
a. descriptive research b. substitution research c. quasi-experimental research d. analogue research
If the alleles from both parents are alike,
A) the child is heterozygous. B) the child will not display the inherited trait. C) dominant–recessive inheritance occurs. D) the child is homozygous.
The ability to solve novel problems is most closely related to
a. crystallized intelligence b. emotional intelligence c. fluid intelligence d. expert intelligence