Jeannie has always been someone who could divide her attention very well. For example, she could talk on the telephone while preparing dinner, and do half a dozen other things at the same time. Jeannie is now in her elderly years. According to the text, Jeannie MOST likely has:
A) maintained this ability.
B) permanently lost this ability.
C) forgotten how to do most of these activities.
D) temporarily lost this ability, but can regain it if she practices daily.
Ans: B) permanently lost this ability.
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A. report back to their therapist every week. B. redesign their behavioral contexts. C. tie its success to the treatment programs. D. attribute such changes to factors under their own control.