__________ is a strongly canalized skill
A) Playing the piano
B) Swimming
C) Doing crossword puzzles
D) Walking
D
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a. muscular impairment. b. personality changes. c. the gradual speed of onset. d. more significant memory impairment.
Which of the following most closely paraphrases Watson’s views regarding human behavior?
a. Some children are born with artistic talent; others are not. b. I can raise a child to be an artist if he or she has at least a small amount of talent and interest. c. Very few children actually have the skill and discipline to become artists. d. I can raise any child to be an artist, regardless of his or her tendencies.
How do hair cells stimulate the auditory nerve??
a. ?neurotransmitter release b. ?direct mechanical stimulation c. ?direct electrical stimulation d. ?stimulate muscle contractions
Regarding the basic human emotions, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. The basic human emotions appear to be unlearned and follow a pattern closely tied to maturation. b. Most researchers who study emotional development believe that fear is the only basic emotion that newborn infants clearly express. c. According to Bridges, all the basic human emotions appear before age two. d. Bridges found that the first basic split in emotions is between pleasant and unpleasant emotions.