Which of the following statements is true with respect to young children's perspectives on death?
A) Most young children have the cognitive ability to understand the permanent nature of death.
B) Children, by nature, are quick to adapt to the absence of loved ones and tend to move on with their lives after the loss of a parent.
C) When children learn about death, it is considered abnormal for them to fear it.
D) Children's understanding of death is increased as they learn how various organs of the body contribute to the processes of life.
D
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a. Selective breeding studies b. Family studies c. Adoption studies d. Twin studies
Individuals with which personality trait are more likely to divorce?
A. low openness B. high neuroticism C. low conscientiousness D. high extroversion
Even though the cars at the end of the train look miniature, we know they are full-size due to
A) binocular cues. Incorrect. Binocular cues give our brain information about depth using both eyes simultaneously. B) monocular cues. C) perceptual constancy. D) perceptual illusion.