The National Center for Infants, Toddlers, and Families has identified all of the following as necessary to ensuring high-quality child care except
A) maintaining small groups.
B) providing a stimulating physical environment.
C) providing time alone, so children can introspect appropriately.
D) assigning each infant to a primary caregiver.
C
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the intensity of the US varied across three sets of trials. Which feature of CS response strength was most indicative of habituation?
a. A rapid increase in CS response strength followed by leveling off b. A slow, steady increase in CS response strength c. A steady increase to the asymptote, then a decrease d. A repeating series of rises and falls in CS response strength
According to the biological approach, why do autistic children often fail to understand the nonverbal behavior of others?
A. there is less activity in mirror neurons which are involved in empathy B. brain injury during childbirth C. some unconscious conflict prevents them from experiencing empathy D. these children never learned how to correctly read nonverbal behavior
Donna feels that she is not smart or popular, and she believes that she cannot change. When faced with a challenging situation, Donna focuses on how well she will perform, rather than on what she can do to improve her performance. Donna is likely to be vulnerable to
a. a sense of immanent justice. c. a self-awareness problem. b. competence monitoring. d. a helpless orientation.
Which of the following statements regarding child-directed speech is TRUE?
A) Deaf mothers use child-directed speech by signing slowly, using repetition of signs, and exaggerating their gestures. B) Child-directed speech appears to be strictly an American and European cultural phenomenon. C) Although child-directed speech may improve social relations, it has no effect on children's ability to distinguish sounds. D) Infants pay more attention to normal adult speech than to child-directed speech because adult speech is more novel to them.