During the ____ stage of cognitive development, children are capable of logical mental operations but only on physically present objects
a. concrete operations c. preoperational
b. sensorimotor d. formal
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b. The individual's response controls the outcome, such as reinforcement. c. Two stimuli are presented at certain times, regardless of the individual's actions. d. The animal associates events distant in time more easily than those close in time.
Terri collapsed at work and had to be rushed to the hospital
While she was in the hospital, she revealed to the medical staff that she had been working more than 80 hours per week for the last month and never had time to sleep or eat right. Terri's collapse was likely due to the _____ stage of the general adaptation syndrome. a) resistance b) adaptation c) exhaustion d) alarm
According to anthropologist Margaret Mead, __________ is/are entirely responsible for the range of teenage experiences
A) biology B) the social environment C) the storm-and-stress of adolescence D) psychological forces
As people discover that they are no longer as good as they once were at certain tasks, they accommodate, shifting to activities that depend more on
A) accumulated knowledge. B) verbal IQ. C) cognitive efficiency. D) perceptual speed.