Modern nativist theorists essentially propose that
a. language acquisition grows out of children's social interaction with others.
b. language is based in large part on children's developing social-cognitive abilities.
c. children possess a language instinct.
d. the first word a child raised in vocal isolation utters will be from the world's oldest language.
C
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In what way was the phi phenomenon a challenge to Wundt’s system??
a. ?The phi phenomenon could not be reduced to its basic elements. b. ?Specially trained observers proved that the empirical methods used to prove the phi phenomenon were more applicable to their perceptions than that of Wundt’s introspective method. c. ?Although it contradicted Wundt’s reductionistic theory, Wundt adequately demonstrated that the phenomenon could be reduced to basic elements. d. ?The phi phenomenon demonstrated the existence of consciousness in humans. e. ?None of the above.
Laboratory research gives us ____. Field research allows for more ____
a. generalizability; control b. control; ecological validity c. control; correlation d. ecological validity; control
An advantage of mainstreaming is that
A) it is less expensive for schools to integrate exceptional students into the same classrooms as the non exceptional students. B) teachers do not need special training for exceptional students because those students are full participants in regular classrooms. C) greater harmony between parents of exceptional and parents of non exceptional children is developed. D) exceptional students are?to the greatest extent possible?provided opportunities to choose their goals on the basis of a full education.
When interviewed, what did boys report that they felt regarding violence in the video games they played?
a. that the violence made them feel more stressed and upset but they continued to play regardless. b. that the games isolated them from friends. c. violent games gave them nightmares. d. violent games helped them work through feelings of anger and stress.