Four months ago, Gary was in an automobile accident where he sustained a head injury, and he and his wife both agree that his cognitive abilities are not what they were prior to the accident. Which of the following tests (or batteries of tests) is most likely to be administered to Gary when he meets with the neuropsychologist next week?
a. the Luria-Nebraska
b. the MMPI
c. the NEO-PI
d. the Army Beta
A
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A. Breast milk does not contain sugar, while formula does. B. A mother's milk is specifically tailored to her infant. C. Breast milk doesn't contain fat that tends to irritate immature digestive systems. D. The temperature of formula can change, thus becoming harder for a baby to digest.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
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a. ?nurture plays no role in language development b. ?nature plays no role in language development c. ?at least some aspects of language development have a biological basis d. ?language development is a purely biological phenomenon