More seriously than other perspectives, core knowledge theorists have addressed which of the following questions?
A) "Why is experience essential for children and the knowledge they are born with?"
B) "Why does speed of learning differ in children?"
C) "What allows learning to get off the ground?"
D) "Do all aspects of cognition develop uniformly, or do some develop at faster rates than others?"
C
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Dr. Zheng is looking at the PET scans of four different people. She has been asked to identify the individual who was learning something new and difficult when the PET scan was performed. She should look for the PET that indicates ____.?
a. ?high activity in the frontal lobe b. ?high activity in the hippocampus c. ?low activity in the occipital lobe d. ?low activity in the medulla
Suppose you fancy someone, but also value the person as a friend, and you must decide whether to ask the person on a date. Which attitude formation process below would be in line with a functional approach to attitudes?
a. forming an affect-based versus a cognition-based attitude toward a possible date b. forming an online versus memory-based attitude toward a possible date c. developing an ambivalent attitude toward a possible date d. forming an attitude through peripheral route processing
Ellen's expectation that other people will treat her fairly is an example of what Bandura called:
a. paradigms c. cognitive factors b. traits d. environmental influences
Indiana Jones goes off to foreign lands in search of artifacts hidden in dangerous places and guarded by fierce protectors. From the perspective of arousal theory, Dr. Jones would be described as high in a characteristic known as:
a) need for achievement. b) extraversion. c) sensation seeking. d. incentive value.