Motor milestones are usually included in infant assessments of development
a. but are not part of the Bayley Scales
b. because they typically appear in a predictable order in normally developing infants
c. because cognitive abilities cannot be assessed before the age of 12 months
d. but focus on fine motor skills rather than gross motor skills
B
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What is one significant reason for the advances in fine motor skills shown by children 6 to 8 years old?
A. Children have lived long enough to acquire practice with fine motor skills. B. Children's cognitive development is increasing. C. Children have greater opportunities to model fine motor skill behaviors from others. D. The amount of myelin in the brain increases to protect, insulate, and surround neurons.
Although generally popular children are friendly and cooperative, one subset of popular boys displays negative behaviors such as aggressiveness and disruptiveness, which is viewed as cool because they are seen as breaking the rules.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which pattern best describes what happens once classical conditioning occurs?
a. UR elicits the US. b. CS elicits the CR. c. NS leads to no response. d. NS + US leads to UR. e. US + CS leads to UR.
Groups of interconnected neurons are referred to as
A. myelin sheaths. B. potentiated somas. C. neural circuits. D. spreading activations.