One difference between a securely attached infant and one who is insecurely attached is that securely attached infants:
a. explore their environments more freely
b. nurse less
c. show more indifference toward their principal caretakers
d. are less active and alert
A
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Why is it that environmental teratogens may be even more treacherous to deal with thanother factors such as maternal illnesses or the use of drugs during pregnancy? a. Because environmental teratogens are widely understood to be the most serious in their potential to damage unborn children. b. Because environmental teratogens are, in fact, unavoidable
c. Because people have given up trying to "live clean" and avoid exposure to environmental teratogens. d. Because people are so often unaware of environmental teratogens in their surroundings.
A number of studies have demonstrated that students have substantial difficulties with algebra
Two examples include Koedinger and Nathan's (2002) study of the errors middle-school students make when solving algebraic equations and Clement's (1982) study of undergraduate's ability to generate an equation from a simple word statement. Describe the findings of either Koedinger and Nathan, or Clement, and provide an interpretation for the results. What will be an ideal response?
The proposition that heritable characteristics that provide a survival or reproductive advantage are more likely to be passed on to subsequent generations is known as:
a. Natural selection b. Genetic advantage c. Genetic cost d. Selective advantage
Researchers comparing the self-presentation tactics of women and men have observed that
A) women are more motivated to be liked than are men. B) women are rewarded less than are men for presenting themselves in likable ways. C) males become more nonverbally agreeable than females as they pass through adolescence. D) women and men have an equal desire to be liked.