The process by which outside stimuli, in their various forms of energy, are converted into neural signals is called __________.
A. sublimation
B. transduction
C. perception
D. sensation
Answer: B
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b. develop insomnia and nightmares. c. become anxious about having further intrusive thoughts. d. suffer from either posttraumatic stress disorder or social phobia.
By enabling dying persons to "sing their own songs" or to "tell their own stories," the helper is
a. addressing physical needs b. addressing social needs c. encouraging autonomy d. all of these e. none of these
Thorndike and Hull's approaches were similar in the following way:
a. Both used animal studies to verify theoretical predictions. b. Both developed theories capable of being practically applied. c. Both developed elaborate general theories based on mathematical relationships. d. Both emphasized reinforcement in the learning process.
By __________, children can set aside their current state of mind and take a future perspective
A) the end of the first year B) age 2 C) age 3 D) the end of the preschool years