Akiva sees a group of three boys playing next to him in class. He does not attempt to join them but simply watches them. According to Mildred Parten, Akiva is involved in _____
A) onlooker play
B) solitary play
C) formal play
D) associative play
A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Do doctors and nurses perceive injuries differently, since they use a special kind of medical jargon to describe such injuries? The theory of linguistic relativity would predict:
A. that thinking and perception are only different if one's culture supports the language B. no, since thinking and perception occur independently of language C. that their thinking about and perception of injuries is different D. that doctors' and nurses' original native language does not differentiate between different kinds of injuries
Which child is more likely to hold racial and ethnic prejudices?
A) Anna, who judges others as “good” or “bad” B) Becky, who has high interracial contact C) Richard, who has overly high self-esteem D) Jared, who has an ethnically diverse family
The principle of encoding specificity suggests that long-term memories include which of the following?
A. Only the specific target information you chose to encode B. Target information and other pieces of information noticed during encoding C. Information that differs from your already established schemas D. All information processed through sensory memory