Which developmental perspective focuses on the neurological processes that underlie thinking, problem solving, and cognition?
A. neo-Piagetian
B. behavioral
C. information processing
D. cognitive neuroscience
Answer: D
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response summation refers to
a. the combination (summation) of the response strengths of an explicitly excitatory stimulus (the bell) and an explicitly inhibitory stimulus (the tone) in a single trial (Stage 2). b. the growing value of the movement ratio on both Type A and Type C trials in Stage 1. c. the growing value of CS response strength on Type A and Type C trials in Stage 1. d. the fact that the sum of the movement ratios on the two trials in Stage 2 was about equal to the movement ratios on both Type A and Type C trials in Stage 1.
Dr. Brubaker says, "Specific cognitive deficitsare generally not present until after the first psychotic episode, and may be an indication of brain abnormalities that result in less "cognitive reserve.".Deficits in memory, and verbal and abstraction skills,are among the diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia and are not found among non-psychotic relatives of the patient." Which part of Dr
Brubaker's statement is correct? a. Deficits in memory and verbal and abstraction skills are among the diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia. b. Specific cognitive deficits are generally not present until after the first psychotic episode. c. The cognitive deficits may be an indication of brain abnormalities that result in less "cognitive reserve.". d. Deficits in memory and verbal and abstraction skills are not found among non-psychotic relatives of the patient.
The primary purpose of metacognition is to monitor and reason about
a. feeling. b. problem solving. c. others. d. thinking.
Regina has just experienced some movements and her nurse-midwife has helped her hear the
heartbeat. Regina's offspring is in which of the following stages of prenatal development? a. Germinal b. Embryonic c. Fetal d. Zygote