Damage to Wernicke's area would lead to
a. motor aphasia.
b. fluent aphasia.
c. expressive aphasia.
d. facial agnosia.
B
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John recently experienced a heart attack. What recommendation did his doctor likely give him related to sexual activity? a. He should avoid orgasm as it could trigger another heart attack
b. He should wait at least a year before returning to his pre?heart attack level of sexual activity. c. He should be able to return to his normal level of sexual activity as soon as he feels up to it. d. He can resume sexual activity but only in the man?on?bottom position.
Three-month-old Natasha shook her new rattle vigorously; however, after a short time she would appear bored with the new toy and would stop playing with it. If her mother gave her a different rattle, she would again play. This illustrates
a. habit. c. disinterest. b. boredom. d. habituation.
Causation
What will be an ideal response?
The directions for scoring a particular motor ability test instruct the examiner to "Give credit if the child holds his hands open most of the time." Because what constitutes "most of the time" is not specifically defined, directions such as these could result in lowered reliability estimates for
A. test-retest reliability. B. alternate-form reliability. C. parallel forms reliability. D. inter-rater reliability.