Although visitors to her apartment immediately notice the foul smell, Jill rarely notices her cat's litter box odor. This is an example of __________
a) transduction.
b) sensory adaptation.
c) accommodation.
d) saturation.
b
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Allison's chronological age (CA) is 9 . Her mental age (MA) is 14 . This means that Allison's
a. intellectual functioning is ahead of her chronological age. b. IQ is 100. c. chronological age is higher than her mental ability. d. creative and practical intelligences are both very high.
The Czech Republic has the highest death rate from heart disease. Module 15 argues that this is due to:
A. social-cultural factors B. under-responsiveness to food C. calories and metabolism D. genetics
In order for there to be psychological measurement at all, there must be
(a) variation, or individual differences (b) external units of measurement (c) reversibility (d) conservation (e) directionality
Your twelve-year-old daughter, Polly, describes a new female classmate, Holly, as "different." Polly tells you that Holly is quite short, but has broad shoulders and a webbed neck
She also says that Holly is clumsy in gym class, slow in geometry, but okay in English. Of the following, which is most likely to be true? A) Holly has Trisomy X. B) Holly is an XXX female. C) Holly has Turner syndrome. D) Holly has Klinefelter syndrome.