Based on the case of Clive Wearing, playing the piano and remembering your children's names are the same type of memory.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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As the section on cognitive abilities notes, about 7% of males and 3% of females may have spatial ability scores in the top 5% of the population. One implication that we can draw from this information is that
a. gender differences in this area are very large. b. this gender difference cannot fully explain why women in engineering are relatively rare. c. the variability in scores within each gender is very large. d. the samples of students taking these tests are probably biased.
Binet and Simon defined mental age as:
a. a child's current age in years and months b. the age that best fits the child's current level of intellectual performance c. a child's ultimate intellectual potential d. the ratio of a child's current abilities to his or her chronological age
Small birds generally eat ____.
A. as much as they can at one time B. only what they need at the moment C. three discrete meals per day D. mostly during the night
Which of the following accurately describes the correct order of the steps involved in adaptation?
A) Accommodation, cognitive disequilibrium, assimilation, cognitive equilibrium, new accommodation B) Accommodation, cognitive equilibrium, assimilation, cognitive disequilibrium, new accommodation C) Assimilation, cognitive disequilibrium, cognitive equilibrium, accommodation, new assimilation D) Assimilation, cognitive disequilibrium, accommodation, cognitive equilibrium, new assimilation