An example of shape constancy is
a. recognizing that a door is a rectangle whether it is closed or ajar.
b. perceiving a ruler to be 12 inches long even when viewed from 6 feet away.
c. seeing someone in your peripheral vision.
d. scanning a human face from the edges inward.
a
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a. grammar c. morphology b. phonology d. syntax
The observable and measurable characteristics and traits of an individual are called the
a. genotype. c. karyotype. b. phenotype. d. zygotype.
Emotions __________
A) become less complex with age B) are clear and well-organized from birth C) become less varied as children grow D) play a powerful role in discovery of the self
The capacity of working memory is _______ and loss from it is largely due to
______. (a) small, decay (b) about 7 items, interference (c) infinite, lack of retrieval cues (d) infinite, interference (e) none of the above