Which of the following factors underlie the younger-age language-learning advantage?
A) neural networks becoming dedicated to processing native-language sounds
B) sensitivity to sound variations in languages not regularly heard
C) complete lateralization of the language function to the left hemisphere
D) an ability to hear sound variations across all languages
A
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A. persistent difficulty in finishing tasks, following instructions, and organizing work B. frequent moments of deep concentration and the inability to focus on a second task C. rapid neural development D. interest in very active, fast-paced games
What function do social signals serve?
A. These social signals are patterns that solve problems in our environment. B. They help us to adapt to the environment. C. Different social signals elicit responses from those around us. D. Social signals alleviate stress.
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a. unconscious animalistic urges b. hidden conflicts that motivate human behavior c. systematic introspection as a tool to understanding human nature d. humans' unique capacity for self-awareness and growth
Jeramy's cat always purrs when she eats her food. Each day, Jeramy would use the can opener to open the cat food and after a while, he found that his cat would purr each time he used the can opener even if he didn't give her food. What happened?
A. His cat has amnesia. B. His cat learned via classical conditioning. C. His cat learned via instrumental conditioning. D. His cat has developed LTD.