What is one of the most important ways in which behavior becomes integrated during the course of an infant's development?
A. decreased plasticity in the brain
B. the expansion of synaptic size
C. the clipping of dendrites
D. the establishment of rhythms
Answer: D
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Classical conditioning is best described as learning by
a. trial and error. b. association. c. stimulus response. d. insight. e. observation.
Elisha is an early maturing girl. Compared to the late maturing girls, we can expect Elisha to
a. date sooner and engage in sex at an earlier age. b. have a more positive self-image in elementary school. c. be less likely to get into trouble in junior high and high school. d. have delayed identity formation.
Regarding acculturative stress, which of the following statements is TRUE?
a. Acculturative stress occurs during times of traumatic stress. b. Acculturative stress occurs when people experience burnout in their job. c. Acculturative stress is a period of culture shock caused by adapting to a foreign culture. d. Acculturative stress is the cause of many hypochondrial disorders.
Raymond Cattell and John Horn believed that fluid intelligence is tied to
a. physiological maturation. c. domain specific knowledge. b. psychosocial development. d. cultural experiences.