When Marietta goes to a movie theater showing a 3D film, she puts on 3D glasses. As a result, a space ship on the screen appears to be flying into the movie theater directly toward her. This happens because the 3D glasses she wears while watching the film create ______ that her brain uses to extract depth from the moving image.
A. better vergence cues
B. better monocular depth cues
C. visual-auditory simulations
D. binocular disparity
Answer: D
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An expert on parenting is addressing parents at the local elementary school. When the topic of corporal punishment is discussed, what is one outcome of such punishment that the expert is likely to note for the parents to consider?
A. Corporal punishment can also lead to the child acting aggressively. B. Corporal punishment tends to lead to children doing really well in school. C. Corporal punishment motivates the child to focus on schoolwork. D. Corporal punishment tends to increase the number of nightmares experienced.
Tim just received his driver's license. On his way back from the Department of Motor Vehicles, Tim swerves to avoid a squirrel and smashes into a mailbox. Tim doesn't know how to react until he looks at his dad, who is laughing. Tim starts laughing in response. Tim's behavior is an example of
A. facial feedback. B. social referencing. C. attribution. D. transferred excitation.
Disclosing too much information at the beginning of a relationship does which of the following?
A) Brings the relationship to a more intimate level B) Obligates the other person to reciprocate C) Makes the other person feel uncomfortable D) Puts the other person in a position of power.
Self-care, in which children regularly look after themselves for some period of time during after-school hours, ________.
A. increases with age and with SES B. increases with age, but decreases with SES C. decreases with age and with SES D. decreases with age but increases with SES