The metamorphosis of reaching and grasping behavior from phase I to phase II as described by Bower (1977) follows the general rule of motor development in occurring
A. cephalocaudally
B. homolaterally
C. contralaterally
D. proximodistally
D
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a. Carefully read or listen to, as well as follow, test administrator instructions. b. Protect test security and copyrights by not sharing test content with others. c. Request testing accommodations if they have a physical condition. d. Have your test scored and results delivered within a reasonable period of time.
What is one reason why animals with damage in or near the ventromedial hypothalamus overeat?
a. They have low levels of insulin. b. Their stomach emptying rate is slow compared to other animals. c. They have excessively high levels of the hormone CCK. d. They store too much of each meal as fat.
What is most accurate about recent statistics on death rates relative to education?
A) ?People with high school educations die half as often as people with less education. B) ?People with college educations die less than half as often as high school graduates. C) ?People with college educations die half as often as those with less than high school. D) ?People with high school or college get the same benefit compared to those without.
Which of the following may explain why more psychotherapists do not specialize in the treatment of older adults?
a) The cognitive problems of most older adults make them poor candidates for insight-oriented psychotherapy. b) Older adults do not seek out mental health services, so there is insufficient demand for the services of psychotherapists with this population. c) The optimal mode of treatment for older adults is medication. d) Clinicians expect that older adults will not improve with psychotherapy.