The finding that babies put to sleep on their backs were delayed in crawling by about 2 months compared to side or tummy sleepers illustrates that _______________
a. crawling is largely based on an innate motor program
b. sometimes well-meaning practices can produce deficits in development
c. there is only one correct way for a baby to crawl
d. a certain amount of experience on the tummy is needed to figure out the mechanics of crawling
Answer: D
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With an equal mean difference, when the correlation is significant, the
paired t results in a higher t ratio than does the independent t. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Tim’s heart pounds really fast when he watches a horror movie, but he doesn’t recognize he is afraid until he notices the pounding heart first. This is an example of which theory of emotion?
a) cognitive meditational theory b) Cannon-Bard theory c) James-Lange theory d) the two-factor theory
In the context of the influences on aggression, people rely on social scripts when ________.
A. they are in familiar situations B. they face imaginary, not real-life, conflicts C. they are uncertain how to act D. they wish to challenge cultural norms