At 6 months, Annabelle dropped her rattle in a fairly rigid way. By 12 months, she tossed objects down the basement stairs, bounced them off walls, and threw them in the air. Annabelle's modifications of her dropping scheme are an example of
A) accommodation.
B) equilibrium.
C) organization.
D) assimilation.
Answer: A
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a. brother c. father b. sister d. mother
It is most accurate to say that a parent's attachment relationship with his or her child
a. becomes firmly established before the child is born. b. is formed during the few hours immediately following the child's birth. c. will be seriously impaired if there are no opportunities for prolonged and immediate contact following the child's birth. d. builds gradually over a period of many months.
As Molly is cutting roses, a thorn pricks her finger, and Molly automatically withdraws her hand. This simple response involved all of the following EXCEPT
a. the spinal cord. b. a sensory neuron. c. the brain. d. a motor neuron.
Differentiation of cells begins
a. during the period of the embryo. c. during the period of the zygote. b. during the period of the fetus. d. at birth.