Carol, an eighth-grader, is facing a big dilemma and she needs advice. To whom is Carol likely to turn for this support?
A. an adult expert outside the family
B. her parents
C. it depends on the specific issue at hand
D. her friends
Answer: C
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a. distinctive encoding improves performance on both kinds of memory tasks. b. the research on retrospective memory is typically higher in ecological validity than is the research on prospective memory. c. a delay period has a stronger effect on retrospective memory than on prospective memory. d. retrospective-memory tasks typically activate the frontal lobe of the brain, but prospective-memory tasks do not.
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A child psychologist believes that the level of aggressive behavior of 3- to 5-year-old children is strongly influenced by the types of toys available to play with. To test her hypothesis, she arranges with a local preschool to run the following experiment: For one week, the children will be able to play with all the toys normally available at the school. Then, all war-like toys (toy soldiers,
tanks, guns, etc.) will be removed for a week. In the third week, the war-like toys will be reintroduced, and in the fourth week removed again. During each week, the psychologist will observe the children's level of aggressive behavior. What type of quasi experimental design is illustrated in this example? a. delayed control group b. repeated treatment c. interrupted time series d. regression discontinuity