The branches of nerve bundles are _______ tracts, which route information _______ the brain; and _______ tracts, which route information _______ the brain
A) ?motor, toward; sensory, from
B) ?sensory, toward; motor, from
C) ?dorsal, toward; sensory, from
D) ?sensory, inside; motor, inside
B
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A study (Mischel & Ebbesen, 1970) placed 4-year-olds in front of a food treat and promised them a larger treat if they could resist the urge to eat the one already in front of them for five minutes. When these children were followed up at age 17 (Mischel, Shoda, & Rodriguez, 1989), those who had been better at holding out for the larger treat __________.
A. had higher SAT scores B. had poorer grades in school C. were obese D. were poorer at coping with stress and frustration
Which of these statements would a humanistic psychologist reject? a. A psychologist can understand you only by understanding your beliefs
b. People make free, deliberate, conscious decisions about how to spend their lives. c. It is helpful to reduce behavior to the sum of its component parts. d. It is important to treat people with unconditional positive regard.
What is the impact of adding distractors on polytomous item reliability?
a. The number of distractors is inversely related to item reliability. b. Large numbers of distractors can greatly increase reliability. c. Adding distractors may not increase reliability if the distractors are implausible. d. Reliability is optimized when there are 8 to 10 distractors.
Which is true of the course of ADHD? a. ADHD does not develop until school age
b. The majority of children with ADHD outgrow their problems before adolescence. c. Many adults have ADHD but were never been diagnosed in childhood. d. Signs of ADHD are unlikely to be present before the age of two.