By the end of the school years, most children view gender-typed behavior
A) as inborn and fixed.
B) as socially influenced.
C) as unaffected by home rearing environments.
D) in mostly the same manner as they did at age 5.
B
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What indicates that imitation provides adaptive advantages?
a. ?Imitation is unique to humans. b. ?Imitation is frequently used in the animal world. c. ?Imitation is most effective for teaching aggression. d. ?Imitation is unique to the young, regardless of species.
Which of the following is true of sensory neurons?
A. Sensory neurons control muscles and produce movement. B. Sensory neurons gather information from the environment and convey it into the central nervous system. C. Sensory neurons have cell bodies covered with myelin. D. Sensory neurons send messages away from the brain toward the periphery.
In Pavlov's research, what was the CR?
A) pricking ears at the sound of the bell B) salivating upon food presentation C) a bell D) salivating at the sound of a bell
Young Pemba is being observed as he plays in a room with his mother. Pemba frequently plays with the toys in the room, but occasionally looks back at his mother to make sure she is there
After a quick smile is exchanged between mother and child, Pemba goes back to playing with the toys. When Pemba's mother leaves the room, he becomes moderately upset, but is easily soothed when she returns. Which type of attachment does Pemba seem to have with his mother? A) Loving B) Secure C) Interdependent D) Developmental