Who taught Watson that plants and simple animals, because of their biological makeup, respond automatically in characteristic ways to particular environmental stimuli (tropisms)??
a. ?Moore
b. ?Dewey
c. ?Loeb
d. ?Angell
ANSWER:
c
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b. A master area that receives input from all other areas controls all perception and action. c. Localized damage can impair a specific function, such as face recognition. d. The areas responsible for vision and hearing are in different locations for different people.
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A) attachment time B) fixation time C) orientation time D) assimilation time
Maccoby and Jacklin (1974) concluded that boys and girls differed in their abilities in what areas?
A. Boys have lesser visual-spatial abilities. B. Boys have greater verbal abilities. C. Boys have lesser mathematical abilities. D. Boys have greater visual-spatial abilities.
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where you parked yours illustrates __________ memory. a. implicit; explicit b. semantic; episodic c. episodic; effortful d. semantic; shallow e. effortful; shallow