How do reflexes change with development?
What will be an ideal response?
Neonatal reflexes are stereotypical and inflexible. As the infant develops, these reflexes are modified based on experience. Some reflexes will disappear as the central nervous system develops while others become voluntary actions.
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A. The baby is normal and healthy. B. The baby requires help to start breathing. C. The baby needs immediate, life-saving intervention. D. The baby is premature.
For a study to be considered a true experiment according to Campbell and Stanley, there must be at least ____ level(s) of the independent variable
a. random b. 1 c. 2 d. 3
Which of the following is a suggestion for parents to help do more than just teach content?
A) Let your child know he can learn through effort and persistence. B) Consider the climate of your child's class. C) Encourage children to talk about school. D) Help organize a multicultural event in your child's class or school.
What are the implications related to the results of this experiment?
A) sexual orientation may be masculinized in females without CAH B) sex-typed toy preferences predict behaviors related to sexual orientation C) sex-typed toy preferences predict congenital adrenal hyperplasia in girls D) sexual orientation is determined by which sex-typed toys you play with