"Sham rage" behaviors can be duplicated by electrically stimulating the
A. amygdala.
B. hypothalamus.
C. hippocampus.
D. septal area.
Answer: B
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1. Young children more accurately recognize that others differ from themselves in emotions than desires. 2. The development of abstract reasoning skills appears to be the most important factor in the formation of a theory of mind. 3. Children with autism typically are normal on most intellectual dimensions. 4. Deaf children who use American Sign Language to communicate lag far behind other children in acquiring a theory of mind. 5. Modern psychologists see development more as a continuous process than as a movement through discrete stages.
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a. dependent, immature child who misbehaves frequently. b. competent, self-controlled, obedient child. c. emotionally stiff, withdrawn, apprehensive child, lacking in curiosity. d. child that will show assertive, independent, mature behavior at an early age.
In a piece called "Work and Play," Mark Twain points out that London cabbies used to take beautiful care of their carriages and horses without receiving so much as a penny. Then, when the city started paying these men for their labor, the carriages started to look shoddy and many of the men quit doing the job. Twain has cited an example of:
a. how expectancy can lead to extrinsic motivation b. lack of motivation c. misattribution in achievement d. how important cognitive factors are in achievement
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)