Ben is trying to explain why his four-year-old son, Henry, cannot recall what happened at a concert they attended two years ago. Ben says, "Henry kind of recalls being at some event with a lot of people and singing, but he has no recollection for any details of the concert." Ben's description best matches the _____ theory of childhood amnesia.
A. fuzzy-trace
B. working memory capacity
C. surfactant
D. constraint-seeking
Answer: A
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a. Prenatal development b. The preschool era c. Childhood between about ages 6 to 10 d. Adolescence
____ is often called America's greatest philosopher.?
a. ?John Dewey b. ?Herbert Spencer c. ?Edward Bradford Titchener d. ?William James e. ?James Angell
Sharon is a longdistance runner. After a certain point in her workout, she begins to feel a natural "high" instead of pain. This feeling is likely the result of chemicals in her brain called
a. stimulants. b. enzymes. c. endorphins. d. adrenalines. e. hormones.
When a child deliberately seeks an environment that fits his or her heredity, the child is engaging in _______________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word