How is infant intelligence assessed?
a. by comparing the abilities of one infant to others of the same age
b. It is not possible to test infant intelligence.
c. by comparing infant abilities to genetic norms
d. by monitoring brain wave activity while the infant is presented with visual stimuli
A
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a. anorexia nervosa c. obesity b. bulimia d. self-handicapping compulsion
A strong emphasis in Bandura's theory is on:
a. observational learning b. the psychodynamic approach to learning c. participatory learning d. classical conditioning
Insanity is a(n) ________ term.
A. psychological B. archaic C. legal D. colloquial
The College Board's Validity Study Service reported a correlation of +.42 between college grade-point average and SAT scores. Which statement is most consistent with this report?
a) SAT scores cause grade-point averages to rise. b) The relation means SAT scores can be used to predict grade-point average. c) There is little relation between SAT scores and grade-point average for most college students. d) The relation is not based on sound scientific principles of investigation and should not influence admissions decisions.