In learning basic math, poorly performing students
A) use drill in computing rather than "number sense."
B) are often unable to learn how to compute numbers by rote.
C) try to retrieve answers from memory too soon.
D) use simplistic techniques.
C
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Measures of blood flow in various areas of the cerebral cortex show that while working on various tasks, schizophrenic patients do not show expected increases in blood flow to the
a. cerebellum and corpus callosum. b. occipital lobes and parietal lobes. c. prefrontal cortex and temporal lobes. d. lateral ventricles and corpus callosum.
Suppose that the components of Sniffy’s naïve behavioral repertoire occur a total of 4,800 times during a 30-minute period of time. Of those components, sniffing occurs 1,200 times. The relative frequency of sniffing is
a. 0.2. b. 0.25. c. 0.8. d. 4.0.
In his social cognitive theory, Bandura emphasizes cognitive-personal factors, behavior, and:
A. traits B. expectations C. locus of control D. environmental influences
According to Freud, an adult with an excessively childish dependency on others shows signs of a(n)
A.
B.
C.
D.