Melissa is teaching her baby to speak by learning the names of lots of familiar and different objects that the baby sees. What style of speech is Melissa advocating?
A. expressive
B. underextended
C. overextended
D. referential
Answer: D
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b. In analyzing the findings, it did not separate sexual offenders from non-sexual offenders. c. It relied on testimony from experts and laypersons who mostly supported restricting or eliminating sexually graphic materials. d. It started out with the bias that pornographic materials are not harmful.
Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding anxiety? a. Anxiety is an evolutionary flaw
b. Anxiety used to have a function in our ancestors' time, but is no longer relevant to modern humans c. Anxiety is good for us because it enhances performance d. Anxiety is sometimes good for us; it enhances performance to an extent, but too much of it can hinder performance too.
Lie detector tests use what assumption in detecting liars?
A. Lying is emotionally arousing. B. Taking lie detector tests is emotionally arousing. C. A liar is emotionally aroused most of the time. D. An honest person is not emotionally aroused when taking the test.
According to the chapter They Don't Look the Same to Meabout homogeneity and heterogeneity biases,
the researchers were not interested in Galvanic skin response (GSR). Why did they connect participants to a machine that measured it? (a) the researchers wereinitially interested in GSR, but then changed their minds (b) the researchers wanted to distract the participants from figuring out the study hypotheses, which could bias their results (c) the researchers collectedGSR data for another research project they were working on (d) the researcher assistants mistakenly administered the GSR to participants instead of an electroencephalogram (EEG)