In the study by Thompson and Russell, there was a toy on a mat, but it was out of reach. Children learned to retrieve the toy by observing a model who pulled the mat closer
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Which statement concerning schizophrenia is FALSE?
a. It involves disturbed thinking and emotional expression. b. It has a concordance rate of about 98 percent for identical twins. c. It typically emerges in late adolescence or early adulthood. d. It has not shown to be caused by cold and inconsistent parenting.
Despite what is shown in movies like Rain Man, most autistic children would not cope well being brought to a Las Vegas casino for the first time, because
a. they are afraid of large groups of people. b. they would want to touch things they weren't allowed to touch. c. they would be so excited by all the sights and sounds they would become over-agitated. d. they often show aversion to auditory stimulation and prefer a limited and solitary routine.
For young adults who have serious bacterial infections, doctors commonly prescribe 500 mg tablets of a particularly strong antibiotic. How much of this antibiotic should a doctor prescribe to an older adult with a similar infection?
a. 50 mg b. 100 mg c. 250 mg d. 750 mg
Fourteen-year-old Didier and Pierre often speak with each other using swear words, sexually explicit gestures, and derogatory comments about both their male and female friends. Their common usage of such terms in conversations represents __________
a) immaturity b) slang c) pragmatics d) delinquency