When a family consists of a father who works and a mother who stays at home to care for children, the word used to describe this situation is:
a. nuclear family
b. blended family
c. "empty" family
d. single-caregiver family
a
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What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is a type of glia that helps new neurons reach their final destination in the brain?
A. Schwann cells B. astrocytes C. microglia D. radial glia
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Focusing on only the most important details about the crime during the initial interview of an eyewitness may actually increase the eyewitness's memory of other aspects of the crime 2. The hippocampus and the upper temporal lobe become activated when Abigail remembers the voice of her deceased grandfather 3. Memory retrieval is a single, identifiable process in the brain 4. Explicit memories can affect our current behaviour, even if they are outside of conscious awareness 5. If you can consciously recall a memory, it is an explicit memory
Regarding negative and positive transfer, which of the following is a FALSE statement?
a. Negative transfer is usually brief. b. Positive transfer occurs less often than negative transfer. c. Negative transfer is most likely to occur when new responses must be made to an old stimulus. d. The greater standardization of airplane cockpits occurred because of the many tragic crashes caused by negative transfer.