Through the first 12 months of life, infants have a very general prototype for a face that is fine tuned to be more consistent with familiar faces between 12 and 24 months of age
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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a. only during REM sleep b. only during NREM sleep c. during both stage 3 and 4 sleep d. during the brief transition period between REM sleep and non-REM sleep
In which of the following situations would it be appropriate to use shaping?
a. the target behavior is already occurring b. instruction or demonstration would be effective c. acquisition of a novel behavior is the goal d. A and B
Besides being a source of emotional support and enjoyment, adolescents' friendships are also a source of worry
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
“Some of the fine details seem so muddy!” 65-year-old artist Lupita thought to herself as she turned on the light and stood back from her artwork. “Once I loved to work in a studio with nothing more than sunlight to brighten the room, but no longer.” As a student Lupita used to paint live theater performances, sketching and coloring images of ballerinas as she sat in the dark theater. Now she watches theater intently, etching images into her mind to paint later. As an art student, Lupita created many detailed pieces of art with little effort. After retiring from a career in nursing, Lupita rediscovered her love of painting. Recently she decided to repaint one of her favorite pieces of art to create “then vs. now” comparison artwork. Lupita was surprised to find herself
struggling to recreate her work. Controlling the paintbrush seemed much more difficult than it did in college. As Lupita finished a simpler version of the painting, her son, Jesse, arrived and commented that a green does not match. “It’s much more yellow,” he said. Lupita protested, “It looks identical; I don’t see it.” “Mom, it’s not the same color at all,” replied Jesse, “and anyway, I’m here to ask your advice about Nico.” “What about my favorite 11 grader?” asked Lupita. “Your grandson is grounded for driving recklessly. Nico was caught racing cars around the high school parking lot. No one was hurt, fortunately, but Nico doesn’t understand why I’m upset. Sometimes it’s like I’m speaking a different language.” Lupita smiles, “You were the same way, son.”Discuss normative changes in vision over the adult years. What might Lupita expect regarding her artistic talents and how can she compensate for these changes? What will be an ideal response?