Ben and Jennifer got into a heated argument. Jennifer punched Ben in the eye, damaging his fovea. Ben is most likely going to have trouble
A. seeing things at night.
B. recognizing familiar stimuli.
C. noticing the details of objects.
D. sensing objects in his peripheral field of vision.
Answer: C
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a. focused awareness. b. drifting consciousness. c. conscious attention. d. focused consciousness. e. deep unconsciousness.
Which of the following make up the central nervous system?
A. the brain and the spinal cord B. all neurons in the body C. the spinal cord and the brain stem D. the cranial nerves that enter and leave the underside of the brain
The empirical approach to the study of intelligence
a. is concerned with the hypothetical construct of intelligence rather than with scholastic performance. b. primarily involves a search for measures which are highly correlated with school performance. c. is guided by theory. d. is based on theoretical models of human cognition.
Leila is a single mother and must return to work assoon as possible after the birth of her son
She has selected a well-know national day care for her infant son. The center staff has assured her that they disinfect the center on a regular basis. However, Leila should expect ______________ during the first year of attendance. a. twice as many infections as home-reared infants b. as many infections as children in small day care homes c. fewer infections than children in small day care homes d. no differences in the number of infections as opposed to children in other settings