The "binding problem" refers to which question?
a. How does sensory activity in separate brain areas produce a unified experience?
b. How do children learn the expectations that their culture imposes?
c. How does oxytocin increase the social attachment between people?
d. How can we get groups with a history of hostility and distrust to work together?
a
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What group is wisdom considered to be a part of?
A. the big five factors B. the divine traits C. the four cardinal virtues D. the triarchy of intelligences
An experiment is conducted to test a new antianxiety drug. After taking the drug, 35 percent of the participants receiving the medication report less anxiety, compared to 36 percent of those taking a placebo. The researchers should conclude that _______
a. participants knew which group they were in. b. the medication itself probably has no real effect on anxiety. c. the drug actually increases anxiety. d. the drug is an effective treatment for anxiety.
In general, low-birth-weight infants
a. lag behind other children in development. b. outperform their age-mates on developmental measures. c. suffer no developmental consequences. d. will develop better social skills than other children.
Research suggests that peer pressure is a salient force that can lead teenagers down the road of alcohol, drugs, and casual sex
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.