Why might class inclusion tasks be difficult for the preoperational child?
a. Because these tasks require the ability of seriation
b. Because these tasks require the child to focus on two or more details simultaneously
c. Because the preoperational child is not emotionally ready for the tasks
d. Because the preoperational child's thinking is too linear
b
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When we say abusive parenting tends to run in families, what does this mean?
a. Abusive would-be parents are more likely to get married to each other. b. Abused children are more likely to abuse their own children than the non-abused. c. More abused children abuse their own children than do not abuse them. d. Abusive tendencies are genetic and cannot really be avoided.
As described in the textbook, Daryl Bem has suggested an explanation for homosexuality based on the ideas that (a) children have predilections for certain kinds of play when they are young, and end up playing mostly with boys or mostly with girls as a result; (b) as adolescents, they see the less-known gender as different and anxiety-provoking; and (c) they later relabel that anxiety as sexual
attraction. In the aggregate, Bem's explanation is known as the idea that ________________. Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Gordie promises that if God will just give him six months more to live, he will give up smoking and be a better husband. Gordie's reaction is best considered to be an example of which of Kübler-Ross's five stages of dying:
a. denial b. anger c. bargaining d. acceptance
Which of the following statements is true of the electroencephalogram (EEG)?
A. It is a measure of the brain's electrical activity and is used to learn about the brain's development in infancy. B. It is an imaging technique that uses computer-processed X-ray measurements to produce cross-sectional images of the organs in the body. C. It is an imaging technique that uses strong magnetic fields to generate images of the organs in the body. D. It uses very low levels of near-infrared light to monitor changes in blood oxygen in infants' brains.