For the first half of the twentieth century, the cause of schizophrenia was thought to be:
a.) brain chemicals.
b.) poverty.
c.) inappropriate parenting.
d.) genetic inheritance.
Answer: c.) inappropriate parenting.
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Changes in taste and smell that occur with age, especially the reduced ability to detect specific tastes, are likely to result in
a. experimenting with new kinds of foods. b. learning more about food preparation. c. loss of appetite. d. greater appreciation for the visual presentation of foods.
The basis of means–ends analysis as a problem-solving technique is to:
A) reword a well-defined problem to make it seem more technical. B) stick to a systematic plan regardless of any obstacles encountered during the process. C) search for a way to reduce differences between a current situation and the desired goal. D) reword an algorithm into a heuristic.
Research suggests that infants __________
A) can discriminate quantities up to five B) have basic numerical knowledge C) can multiply and divide single-digit problems D) experience cognitive change abruptly
A high school student loses free time for disrupting the class. Eventually, the student stops disrupting the class. This is an example of __________ .
a. Positive reinforcement. b. Negative reinforcement. c. Positive punishment. d. Negative punishment.