In prenatal development, the process through which each new cell, as it divides, forms a particular structure with a specific function is referred to as
A) specialization. B) differentiation.
C) ovulation. D) fertilization.
B
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a. People are better able to recall information that is consistent with their existing schemas. b. People can better recall data that they have "chunked" into smaller bits. c. Emotionally arousing events can leave vivid, flashbulb memories permanently etched into the brain. d. False memories of events that never took place can be induced experimentally. e. Memory retrieval is impaired by a lack of retrieval cues, as well as by failure to encode information.
The greatest worry of most adoptive, foster, and step-parents is that the adoptive child in their life will a. not physically resemble them
b. fail to bond with them. c. lack intelligence. d. be carrying some undetected genetic disorder.
Although newborn infants can be very difficult to study, researchers have learned a lot about how they perceive the world soon after birth. Describe some of what is known about newborns' ability to hear, see, and smell
What will be an ideal response?
In a __________ observation, we manipulate the context, such as asking marital couples to
resolve a conflict, and observe or videotape corresponding changes in behavior. Fill in the blanks with correct word