According to Erikson, a healthy outcome during infancy depends on the __________
A) amount of food offered
B) amount of oral stimulation offered
C) channeling of biological drives
D) quality of caregiving
Answer: D
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Cultural issues or cultural differences are especially important in Sternberg's ____ component of intellect
a. information-processing (componential) b. experiential c. contextual d. structure-of-intellect
Amy is 6 years old and is playing the violin at a level equal to that of 15-year-olds. She enjoys learning but does not like to be told what to do. She has an ability to concentrate intensely on her craft. Amy is most likely
A. gifted. B. an average six-year-old. C. idiosyncratic. D. autistic.
Developmental test scores obtained during infancy are
A. good predictors of childhood IQ. B. useful to detect early sensory and neurological deficits. C. strong predictors of adult IQ. D. very reliable and should be administered to all infants when they visit their pediatrician.
Dr. Smithwick was determined to find a cure for alcoholism. A pill was developed that made the individual vomit if they consumed any alcohol, thereby curbing an alcoholic’s desire to drink. He designed an experiment with one treatment group. Number of drinks consumed was used as a dependent variable. Individuals were first measured in a baseline phase, then a treatment phase, followed by another baseline phase. This is a classic example of a(n):
a. Independent samples design b. Multiple case design c. A-B-C design d. A-B-A design