By one month of age, Nikki was able to hold her head upright. She was rolling over when she was three months old, and by six months she could sit up without support. What type of development pattern does this represent?
A) Proximodistal B) Lateral
C) Dorsal D) Cephalocaudal
D
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a. learning to say acceptable words to replace the tic b. learning to stop talking for 5 minutes each time a vocal tic occurs c. slow, rhythmic breathing through the nose while keeping the mouth closed d. all of these
Which of the following statements does NOT correctly describe the circumstances of mentally ill people prior to the late 19th century? a. The community often took on the care of the mentally ill
b. Family members often cared for a mentally ill person at home. c. Mentally ill people received specialized care in psychiatric hospitals. d. Often, mentally ill people were left to care for themselves.
During an extremely stressful situation, how is encoding affected?
A. It becomes more accurate. B. It is often incomplete. C. It gets more thorough and detailed. D. It is not affected, but storage and retrieval are.
John needs to pay his water bill. He finds his checkbook, writes the check, and then mails the bill. This situation is an example of
a) executive functioning. b) declarative memory. Consider This: Working memory is a central aspect to this element of memory. LO 4.2: Define memory, its type and reversing its decline c) nondeclarative memory. Consider This: Working memory is a central aspect to this element of memory. LO 4.2: Define memory, its type and reversing its decline d) prospective memory. Consider This: Working memory is a central aspect to this element of memory. LO 4.2: Define memory, its type and reversing its decline