The ________ is an individual intelligence test for ages 2 and above that is used to measure knowledge, quantitative reasoning, visual-spatial processing, and working memory.
A. Denver Test of Multiple Intelligences
B. Apgar Scale
C. Gardner Intelligence Scale for Children
D. Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale
Answer: D
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a) The FFM is always consistent and reliable, whereas the FFT depends on the FFM for its validity. b) The FFM is a model about the sources of culture-specific traits, whereas the FFT is a theory of five dimensions of personality that are culture-specific. c) The FFM is a model of the universal personality traits, whereas the FFT is a theory about the source of those traits. d) The core components of the FFM are basic tendencies, characteristic adaptations, and self-concept, whereas the core components of the FFT are extraversion, neuroticism, and agreeableness.
What is the heritability of depression?
A. 0% (not heritable at all) B. 10-20% C. 30-40% D. 70%
Which of the following traits of "baby talk" do infants prefer?
a. The phonemes c. The high pitch b. The volume d. The content
Samuel still felt enraged hours after he was cut off on the highway, and he wanted to hit somebody. This may be because his _____ glands are still signaling his brain, maintaining this response to the earlier threat
a) thymus b) sex c) pineal d) adrenal