Which of the following cognitive approaches emphasizes the broad patterns and qualitative changes in the way adolescents think?
a. The Piagetian approach
b. The information-processing approach
c. The neurological approach
d. The psychometric approach
Answer: A
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The increased production of short films by new French filmmakers during the early 1950s was motivated by:
A. a provision in the French aid law that encouraged short filmmaking. B. a new appreciation for the documentary film aesthetic that was articulated in the new French film journals. C. a commission from the French government for the cinematic adaptation of short stories by Honoré de Balzac. D. a shortage of the available film stock.
In a film that focuses on a single unique character,
A. the plot is of little or no significance since the story in itself does not help us understand the behavior or motivation of the protagonist. B. the main focus is the setting in which the major character must struggle. C. the major appeal lies in the qualities that set the protagonist apart from ordinary people. D. the major emphasis is on the qualities we share with the protagonist.
Which of the following was the only constant scenic element besides the structure of the stage itself in the 2002 Oregon Shakespeare Festival production of Macbeth?
A. A pool of blood at the center of the space B. A large pool of water C. A three-ton swimming pool D. 3,000 boxes stacked up at the front of the stage
Between 1964 and 1975, when the Royal Shakespeare Company was performing outside of London in Stratford, its Aldwych Theatre in London hosted companies from around the world. This exposure provided a cross-fertilization of drama and theatre practices that greatly diversified and enriched British theatre and drama
Indicate whether the statement is true or false