Freud's theories of normal human development are based on:
a. application of findings from abnormal adult patients
b. Direct observation of a number of children
c. His studies with "Little Albert" and attachment
d. Application of Classical Conditioning to children
e. The principle of Spontaneous Recovery in dreams
Ans: a. application of findings from abnormal adult patients
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A. "herms." B. "merms" and "ferms." C. males and females. D. "andros" and "estros."
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a. experience more problems learning language than monolingual children. b. are retarded in their growth compared to other children. c. have more cognitive flexibility. d. are smarter than monolingual children.
Which of the following is true about mathematical ability?
a. Girls outperform boys from an early age. b. There are no gender differences in terms of mathematical ability. c. Boys outperform girls from an early age. d. none of these
The Kruskal-Wallis test assumes population normality
Indicate whether the statement is true or false