The area of neural tissue surrounding an infarct is known as the
a. embolism
b. thrombosis.
c. penumbra.
d. aneurysm.
c
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Which of the following reasons brought about a profound shift in Maslow's thinking and deviated him from behaviorism?
a. The torture of monkeys during the experiments in graduation b. Detailed study of Freud's work and appreciation for psychoanalysis c. Deep religious convictions of his parents and his marriage to Bertha d. The start of World War II and the birth of his first child
High frequency sounds a. produce a weaker signal in the ear farthest away from the sound. b. produce a weaker signal in the ear nearest the sound
c. produce a "sound shadow" on the ear nearest the sound. d. cannot be effectively localized.
Cali’s data set regarding the stress levels of workers with green cards contains housing expenses. The mean housing expenses is surprisingly low, but then she realizes that a small cohort of workers are live-in employees and report zero housing expense. A more useful measure of central tendency that would not be as impacted by these extremely low, outlying scores would be the ____.
a. frequency b. median c. normal distribution d. mean
Decentration is required for proper conservation in the concrete operational period of development
Indicate whether the statement is true or false