Lucia is very interested in biology. While studying the apple tree in her back yard, she realizes that it's not only a tree, but it's also a home for the birds, a food source for the woodpecker, part of her mother's landscape design, and a fun thing to climb on. Lucia is demonstrating
A) class inclusion.
B) seriation.
C) conservation.
D) classification.
D
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a. the lowest integer value for scores in that interval. b. the midpoint of the interval. c. the lowest continuous value that would be rounded up into that interval. d. the smallest width of the interval.
Fatima has developed a habit of taking longer and longer "breaks" to watch TV when she should be studying. Obviously, TV watching is reinforcing her "break taking.". To improve her study habits, Fatima could delay reinforcement by studying at the library or some other location a good distance from her TV. In this way, she will remove the reinforcement for "taking breaks.". This strategy for
breaking bad habits is known as a. modeling. b. extinction. c. shaping. d. latent learning.
Which child is most likely to understand death in spiritual terms along with biological irreversibility?
A. a young child being raised in Native American culture B. a young child being raised in Jewish culture C. an adolescent being raised in an atheist household in Western culture D. an adolescent being raised in a religious household in Western culture
Sexual variants illustrate a theme in abnormal psychology better than any other category of disorder
Which theme? _ A) the importance of stressors as the cause of disorder B) the difficulty in defining the boundaries of normal and abnormal C) the role of neurotransmitters in controlling thought and behavior D) the impact of disorder on one's occupational and social adjustment