Three-year-old Julia is having difficulty stringing cheerios on a string. Every time she gets one on it breaks. Like many preschoolers, Julia will most likely
a. quit.
b. say that it was a stupid activity.
c. persist until she makes her Cheerio necklace.
d. ask a grown up to do it for her.
c
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Jackson is constantly worried about germs. To deal with this worry, he often washes his hands, cleans his kitchen, scrubs doorknobs, and so forth. The cleaning behavior does provide some relief from the worry for a few moments, but the worries always return. Jackson probably has
a. agoraphobia. b. panic disorder. c. specific phobia. d. obsessive-compulsive disorder.
The demonstration in your text that asks you to visualize scenes such as an office, a department store clothing section, a lion, and a microscope often results in more details in the scene of the office or department store than the scene with the lion or microscope. The latter two tend to have fewer details because most individuals from modern society have less knowledge of _____ in those scenes.
A. physical regularities B. semantic regularities C. pragnanz D. double dissociation
Behavioral genetics
A) is devoted to uncovering the contributions of nature and nurture to the diversity in human traits and abilities. B) is a communication process designed to help couples assess their chances of giving birth to a baby with a genetic disorder. C) is devoted to proving that heredity, not the environment, is responsible for human diversity. D) strives to identify variations in DNA sequences and uses these genetic markers to explain almost all variations in human behavior.