__________ make(s) crawlers and walkers more aware of the consequences of their movements
A) Experience in trying to keep their balance on various surfaces
B) Adult protection from steep inclines
C) Repeated falls on steep inclines
D) Training infants and toddlers to use the visual cliff
A
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A. raphe nuclei. B. basal ganglia and hippocampus. C. anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), medial prefrontal cortex, and the insula. D. cerebellum and amygdala.
Whenever Jean walks by a mirror or any reflective surface, he stops to make sure that his hair looks good and that his clothes look acceptable to his peers. Which principle is at work here?
A) Piaget's theory of centration B) Elkind's theory of the imaginary audience C) Elkind's theory of formal operations D) Piaget's theory of deductive logic
Which of the following is not one of the ways in which a memory remains stable yet malleable?
A. unlearning B. forgetting C. reconsolidation D. extinction
Dinah, a therapist, works with her clients to help them change their problematic behaviors and irrational thoughts and provide new, more adaptive behaviors and beliefs to replace old, maladaptive ones. Dinah uses what type of therapy?
a) behavior therapy b) cognitive-behavior therapy c) psychoanalysis d) person-centered therapy