A neurosurgeon successfully removes the left hemisphere of the brain in a small child with severe epilepsy. Contrary to previous surgical results, the child is able to recover use of the right side of her body
This is an example of how single-case design (or perhaps a case study) can
a) refute a universal assumption
b) generalize to other populations.
c) increase reliability of research findings.
d) utilize repeated measures.
A
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a. African American, Hispanic, and Asian American families who experience poverty b. children who must learn resilience c. all Americans is rural areas d. families who are in transitory poverty
Immersion may be a preferable approach to second-language learning when ______.
A. the culturally dominant language is seen as a replacement for other languages B. there is a desire to respect children's native heritage C. a country or region has two official languages D. educators want to retain the native language while enhancing the new
Which statement concerning cognitive development in adolescence is TRUE?
A. Working memory and processing speed are more childlike than adultlike. B. Working memory becomes adultlike, but processing speed remains childlike. C. Processing speed becomes adultlike, but working memory remains childlike. D. Working memory and processing speed are more adultlike than childlike.
Which of the following is NOT a factor in determining obesity?
a. body weight and mass b. appearance c. percent body fat d. level of fitness e. ideal body image