Linley is trying to reduce racism by having children of different races work on projects together. Each student is given information critical to the project and has to collaborate with their different-race group members by sharing that information to earn a good grade on the project. The classroom norms are supportive of cross-race interaction. Which condition is essential to the success of the
contact hypothesis is missing?
a. equal status
b. social norms
c. cooperative activities
d. personal interaction
d
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a. Because research has shown that adequate reflexive activity at birth and through the first six months of life predict higher intelligence and greater academic success during adolescence. b. Because an infant's reflexive activity serves as a means to help facilitate bonding with his or her parents, particularly if the mother is nursing. c. Because the presence (and absence) of specific reflexes indicate that the nervous system is working properly and is developing without problems. d. Because different cultures define a "healthy baby" differently based on the presence or absence of specific reflexes through the first year of life.
People who receive extremely low scores on IQ tests almost always perform better the second time around. This pattern can be attributed to statistical regression
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
After many sessions of psychodynamic therapy, Dan at some point experiences reluctance to cooperate with his therapist and tends to forget to do what his therapist had suggested to him. Dan is experiencing ____________
A) resistance B) desensitization C) transference D) free association
The specific pattern of genes inherited at conception defines an individual's:
a. Phenotype b. Genotype c. Genomic imprint d. Somatotype