Lucca typically lies awake in his crib after waking in the morning. As he kicks his mobile, he coos with delight knowing he has the ability to make the mobile move around and around with his repetitive kicks. Lucca's behavior indicates he is in Piaget's __________ stage of development.
a. sensorimotor stage.
b. pre-operational stage.
c. concrete operational stage.
d. formal operational stage.
e. none of the above.
Answer: Sensorimotor
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The brain region believed to be associated with "hunches," "intuition," and the emotional component of thinking is located in the
a. parietal lobes near the cerebellum. b. temporal lobes directly above the hippocampus. c. frontal lobes just behind the central fissure. d. temporal lobes beside the lateral fissure. e. frontal lobes just above the eyes.
Damage to the ventral precentral gyrus is to __________ as damage to the VWFA is to __________.
A. phonological dysgraphia; orthographic dysgraphia B. direct dysgraphia; orthographic dysgraphia C. orthographic dysgraphia; direct dysgraphia D. orthographic dysgraphia; phonological dysgraphia
Larry is talking to his ten-month-old son. He wants his son to call him "daddy" and he keeps repeating the word "daddy" to his son. He is delighted when his son responds with "dada." In this scenario, Larrys's son is:
A) cooing. B) babbling. C) humming. D) murmuring.
phrenology
What will be an ideal response?