Variation in consciousness can be attributed to the difference in degrees of:
A. cognition and memory.
B. wakefulness and awareness.
C. ignorance and wakefulness.
D. awareness and cognition.
B. wakefulness and awareness.
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A person who enrolls in a course in the field of death, dying, and bereavement because "no important person in my life has yet died but I am concerned about what that experience might be like" is primarily expressing a concern about:
a. vocational reasons b. a current death-related experience c. intellectual curiosity about the subject d. an unresolved death-related experience e. all of these
In Piaget's sequence of sensorimotor development, infants first develop
A) mental representations. B) tertiary circular reactions. C) reflexive schemes. D) primary circular reactions.
Which correlation would generally be considered to be high and positive?
A. .80 B. .10 C. .00 D. -.40
How does the Brawner rule differ from the M'Naghten rule?
A. Brawner incorporates an emotional as well as a cognitive determinant of criminal action. B. Brawner does not require a total lack of appreciation by offenders for their conduct. C. Brawner includes a volitional element. D. All of these are correct.