According to Jean Piaget, __________ is the balance between internal structures and information that children encounter in their everyday worlds

A) imitation
B) adaptation
C) cognition
D) equilibrium


Answer: D

Psychology

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The failure of witnesses to help Kitty Genovese when she was viciously attacked may have been due to the tendency to believe that others would act and so they wouldn't need to. This explanation is based on the principle of _________

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Research by Leventhal and his colleagues (1967) was described in the text. In the experiment, the researchers showed one group of smokers a film depicting the ravages of lung cancer,

gave another group of smokers a pamphlet with instructions on how to quit smoking, and exposed a third group to both the film and the pamphlets. People in the last group reduced their smoking significantly more than people in the other two groups because a. fear was aroused and they were provided a means to reduce that fear. b. they were relatively light smokers. c. the combination increased their confidence in their ability to quit. d. prior to the study, they reported more failed attempts to quit.

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a. 1.
b. 2.
c. 3.
d. REM.

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