When a stimulus, such as a tone, is presented to an infant over and over again, the infant will eventually habituate to the tone
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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A study by Kendler and his colleagues involving twins was designed to investigate the etiology of depression. What was one of the major conclusions?
a. Genetics plays a small role in depression. b. The environment plays a major role in depression. c. Genetic factors seem to influence the effect the environment may have on depression. d. Twins are relatively immune from depression as a result of the close bond that they form with each other.
A perspective on learning that asserts that behavior is governed and shaped by its consequences
The Newborn Individual Development Care and Assessment Program (NIDCAP) is geared toward providing ________ appropriate to the level of the infant
a. medical education c. sensory stimulation b. emotional support d. psychological intervention
Problem-solving courts such as veterans' courts, drug courts, and mental health courts could all be considered forms of
A. specialty courts. B. alternative courts. C. critical legal courts. D. None of these are correct.