In adolescence, individuals hold a fairly literal view of God and biblical figures.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Juan is given a vocational-interest test and is then asked to attempt the same test a week later. The test administrator wants to measure the ___________ of the test
a. content validity b. test-retest reliability c. alternate-forms reliability d. criterion validity
Why is it that Marquita demonstrates inattentional blindness to her husband when he is discussing a shopping list with her while she is checking her Facebook account for new updates?
a. We can only effectively process parallel sensory channels if they relate to the same topic, otherwise the sensory inputs can interfere with each other. If Marquita tries to do both, she will accomplish neither. b. The human sensory systems of receptive vision and receptive hearing use the same part of the brain, so only one can be effectively used at any given moment. This is why she cannot read one thing and listen to her husband at the same time. c. Our ability to process multiple types of sensory input is limited by our willingness to attend equally to those different stimuli. Marquita is less interested in her husband's conversation, so she misses most of what he is saying. d. Inattentional blindness serves the evolutionary purpose of helping us attend only to threatening or noxious stimuli, so Marquita is prioritizing finding any potentially negative posts on her Facebook account.
When 50-year-old Mike talks about his childhood, he angrily mentions a lot of bad things that his mother and father did to him and how they never really included him as part of the family
Even today, his hostility and resentment are apparent. Using the AAI, Mike would most likely be classified as A) preoccupied. B) dismissing. C) unresolved. D) autonomous.
According to the text, most research supports the conclusion that growing up bilingual:
a. causes students to fall behind in their school work b. has many advantages for the student c. places unnecessary burdens on children d. causes serious learning disabilities