A child who can think logically about the "here and now" but not abstractly is in which of Piaget's stages?
A. Preoperational
B. Concrete operational
C. Formal operational
D. Sensorimotor
Answer: B
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Like mood disorders, eating behavior can be classified as
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a. is an extremely rare disorder b. may be under diagnosed c. is one of the most common anxiety disorders d. is most common among middle-aged married people
What problem is Cohen's kappa intended to correct? a. Split-half reliability tends to underestimate the true reliability of the full test
b. Split-half reliability tends to overestimate the true reliability of the full test. c. The simple percentage of agreement tends to underestimate the true level of agreement between two observers. d. The simple percentage of agreement tends to overestimate the true level of agreement between two observers.