Overproduction, or synaptic exuberance, occurs during early childhood and __________.
A. middle childhood
B. early adolescence
C. late adolescence
D. emerging adulthood
Answer: B
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a. needs, drives, and incentives. c. stimuli, events, and actions. b. requirements, desires, and impulses. d. both a and b
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a. syntactic bootstrapping. c. semantic bootstrapping. b. syntactic pivoting. d. semantic pivoting.
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a. Where there is the effect, there must also be the cause. b. Where there is no cause, there should be no effect. c. Where there is a change made in the cause, there should be a resulting change in the effect. d. All of these are necessary and sufficient conditions for proving a causal relationship between variables.
Which of the following have been found to be lower in people who suffer from autism?
A. Absolute thresholds of some aspects of vision, sound, smell, and touch B. Absolute thresholds of some elements of smell and taste C. Just noticeable differences of smell and taste D. Difference thresholds of vision, sound, and taste