Which of the following provides the most likely explanation for the findings of Spelke, Hirst, and Neisser (in which participants learned to simultaneously take dictation and read with comprehension)?
a. Participants learned to alternate between the two tasks.
b. The reading task became automatic with practice.
c. The dictation task became automatic with practice.
d. Participants learned to combine the two specific tasks.
d. Participants learned to combine the two specific tasks.
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People high in the need for achievement prefer moderately challenging tasks compared to either very easy or very difficult tasks because
a. succeeding on moderate tasks is possible and satisfying. b. succeeding on moderate tasks is most satisfying. c. succeeding on very easy tasks provides little satisfaction. d. succeeding on very difficult tasks is unlikely.
A child's mental age a. cannot be determined independently of the child's chronological age
b. provides a measurement of a child's performance relative to other children of a particular age group. c. cannot be determined from a child's test score. d. can only be determined from large representative samples.
Describe two of the physiological factors discussed as possible factors in ASD
What will be an ideal response?
A major cognitive variable in Bandura's system is locus of control.?
a. True b. False