When children's thinking is "decentered," it means that they
A) can't think about a problem from other people's perspectives.
B) can reverse operations in addition and multiplication problems.
C) can usually engage in egocentric thinking.
D) can consider multiple aspects of a problem at the same time.
D
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A. relative motion B. real motion C. motion parallax D. phi movement
According to the theory of operant conditioning, when the removal of a stimulus, after a response has occurred, increases the likelihood of the response's occurring again, the process that is at work is referred to as:
a. positive reinforcement b. punishment c. classical conditioning d. negative reinforcement
Hilda is a resident at a nursing home. Although the staff would be receptive to Hilda's requests, Hilda feels that she has to go along with the foods they put on her plate and that she must participate in every activity whether she enjoys it or not. Hilda often feels stressed and even threatened by the staff because of her
a. perceived lack of control. b. perceived conflict with the activities. c. perceived pressure to continue living at the nursing home. d. extreme burnout.
"It's really cold in here, isn't it?" is an example of a ____
a. hedge word c. disclaimer b. question statement d. tag question