Elise has been asked to complete Piaget's pendulum problem. She takes an approach where she systematically examines all of the possible combinations of the elements
For example, she considers what would happen if she had a short length of string with a light weight swung from a high height. This is most likely an example of
A) abstract thought.
B) reflective thinking.
C) combinational logic.
D) logical comparisons.
C) combinational logic. Combinational logic is the ability to generate and systematically consider all possible combinations of a set of elements.
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Failing to consider the law of large numbers most likely results in errors concerning
a. confirmation bias. b. utility. c. the falsification principle. d. the representativeness heuristic.
Suppose the id were a hungry person in a crowded cafeteria. The id would most likely
a. do nothing. b. wait in line. c. push to the head of the line. d. feel guilty about being so hungry.
Jimmy believes he was accidentally born into the wrong sex. He has known all his life that he should have been a girl
And when he was able to he began dressing like a woman and eventually plans to get gender reassignment surgery to make his body more feminine. Jimmy therefore is a a. homosexual b. bisexual c. transsexual d. asexual
__________ regarded children's behaviors as attributable entirely to environmental rewards.
A. Early learning theories B. Life cycle conceptions C. Psychanalysis D. Cognitive developmental