Psychoactive drugs are
a. those that are physiologically addicting.
b. substances capable of altering attention, perception, self-control, time sense, and emotions.
c. a class of dangerous prescription drugs that have potentially harmful physiological side effects.
d. those which cause withdrawal symptoms and tolerance.
B
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a) anterograde amnesia b) retrograde amnesia c) consolidation d) infantile amnesia
A school psychologist assesses a child's intelligence. In a psychological report, the psychologist explains the child's cognitive ability in terms of the manner in which she processes information and solves problems. From this report, it would seem that this school psychologist is relying on
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