Hopi children who spend their first year strapped to a cradleboard:
a. are usually at least one year behind in learning to walk.
b. walk sooner than children from other cultures.
c. may never learn to walk.
d. learn to walk at about the same time as children from other cultures.
D
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The model of cognitive development that seeks to identify the way that individuals take in, use, and store information is called __________.
A. concrete operational hypothesis B. memory formation proposal C. formal operational perspective D. the information processing perspective
When 11monthold Ethan is in a new environment, he feels free to explore. However, he periodically "checks in" with his caregiver during exploration. If his caregiver leaves the room, Ethan sometimes cries and limits his exploration. Upon his caregiver's return, Ethan gives a warm greeting? then he begins his exploration again. Generalizing from research on attachment, Ethan's attachment
would be described as a. easy. b. secure. c. disorganized. d. insecure-avoidant. e. insecure-resistant.
A teacher with stage fright; a student with test anxiety; a salesperson who fears people; or a newlywed with an aversion to sexual intimacy would most likely be treated using
a. aversion therapy. b. transference. c. confrontation. d. systematic desensitization.
The two most important symptoms of physical dependence to a drug are:
a) tolerance and failing to attend important occasions due substance use. b) withdrawal and substance abuse. c) tolerance and withdrawal. d) intolerance of most anything and withdrawal.