The key question in determining whether or not Kwan should be concerned about her memory is:
A. "Does the memory problem interfere in Kwan's life?"
B. "Has Kwan ever forgotten to perform a household chore?"
C. "How many times has Kwan forgotten something?"
D. "Does anyone think Kwan might have a memory problem?"
Answer: A
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A. 2-10% B. 15-25% C. 45-85% D. 75-95%
In the context of the difference threshold, identify the correct statement
A) Weber's constant is especially accurate when comparing extremely bright or extremely dull lights. B) On average, people can tell when a tone rises or falls in pitch by an extremely small one-third of 1 percent. C) On average, people can detect differences in saltiness of less than 10 percent. D) Ernst Weber discovered through laboratory research that the threshold for perceiving differences in the intensity of light is about 20 percent of their intensity.
A study of Japanese adolescents found that more than half of those who owned a cell phone sent at least how many text messages a day to their friends?
a. 130 b. 90 c. 50 d. 10
Some success has been noted in the development of communication skills in autistic children through the use of
A. modeling appropriate communication B. behavioral procedures involving shaping and discrimination training C. intensive therapy where the patient is placed in many social situations D. stimulant medications