Arithmetic reasoning deals with understanding about
a. quantities or amounts.
b. temporal progressions.
c. familiarity vs. unfamiliarity.
d. thinking with meaningful categories.
A
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In Harlow's experiments with rhesus monkeys, infant monkeys showed
a. a preference for contact comfort over food. b. a preference for food over contact comfort. c. a preference for real mothers over surrogate mothers. d. a preference for moving mothers over still others.
When carrying out an experiment, the factor that the researcher manipulates is known as the ________ variable; the researcher measures the ________ variable
a. dependent; dependent b. dependent; independent c. independent; dependent d. independent; independent
(See Figure 10.23)
According to Simon LeVay, the sample labeled number 1 in this image of the ____________________ is characteristic of ____________________ men and the sample labeled number 2 in this image is characteristic of ____________________ men.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Suppose that young children are asked what is most likely to be inside a small dog cage. They say "a dog." When they look inside, they see a chicken. To test the children's theory of mind, what would they likely be asked next?
a. What color is a chicken? b. What do chickens and dogs have in common? c. If your friend came in the room and was asked what was in the dog cage, what would he guess? d. Which would make a better pet, a dog or a chicken?