With the advent of e-mail, chat rooms, and other early online communications technologies in the lives of children and youths, researchers initially theorized that traditional social connections with friends and family would be disrupted
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Which of the following statements about immediate versus delayed reinforcement is correct?
a. The short-term consequences of a behavior often provide greater incentive than the long-term consequences. b. The long-term consequences of a behavior are more satisfying than the immediate consequences. c. There is no difference in the effectiveness of immediate and delayed reinforcement. d. Humans are unable to envision the long-term consequences of their own behavior.
Of the following, which best describes the Y chromosome?
a. The Y chromosome is bigger than the X chromosome. b. The Y chromosome contains about 30% less genetic material than the X chromosome. c. The Y chromosome is responsible for determining the sex of the child. d. There are no differences between the Y chromosome and the X chromosome.
The approach to cognitive development that looks at how individuals store, retrieve, and transfer information is the
A) theory of mind. B) collaboration approach. C) information processing approach. D) Vygotskyian computer model.
Imagine a study was done in 1930, before the APA enacted ethical guidelines and before IRB committees were common. If that study were unethical but highly interesting in terms of the results, should textbooks still talk about the study and what we learned from it? Does continuing to talk about the study disrespect the participants, or does learning from it mean that at least we are attempting to get some good from the bad that already occurred?
What will be an ideal response?