A) struck by how similar the sounds are across languages
B) able to infer something about the language being spoken by adults during the baby's development
C) able to predict the age at which the child would begin using language
D) able to predict the infant's future language competence
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A) Down syndrome
B) fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)
C) hemophilia, a genetic bleeding disorder
D) mental retardation
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A) 6 months
B) 1 year
C) 2 years
D) grade school
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A) parents play the primary role in social development
B) peers play the primary role in social development
C) peers and parents play complementary roles
D) genes override the influence of both parents and peers
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A) the stages they go through in acquiring language depend very much upon the culture in which they are being raised
B) children use only words they have heard from adults
C) the first words being used identify objects or are simple action words
D) the rate at which they acquire language depends on the culture they grow up in
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A) Mehler and Bever used candy and thus increased the children's motivation.
B) Piaget expected the children to be able to write their answers, not verbalize them.
C) Piaget used children with no previous math experience.
D) Mehler and Bever only used children who had previously attended preschool.
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A) biology and culture interact to affect a child's overall development
B) biology and culture interact and allow a child's language development
C) biology determines how culture shapes the moral development of children
D) culture can alter set biological tendencies in children's moral development
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A) from conception to approximately 2 weeks postconception
B) from approximately 2 weeks postconception to approximately 2 months
C) from approximately 2 months to birth
D) during the last trimester
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A) assimilation
B) accommodation
C) maturation
D) conservation
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A) cannot remember events for longer than 24 hours
B) have little recall of any stimuli not relevant to their immediate needs
C) can remember some things for several weeks
D) remember stimuli or events directly associated with caregivers but little else
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A) limbic system
B) amygdala
C) prefrontal region
D) cerebellum
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A) be able to label their ethnic or racial group, but not express the societal attributes attached to their ethnic or racial group
B) both label their ethnic or racial group and express the societal attributes attached to their ethnic or racial group
C) reject the values of their ethnic or racial group
D) form a strong attachment to their ethnic or racial group values
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A) you are familiar with it and prefer to look at it rather than at other stimuli
B) you habitually engage in behaviour that makes the stimulus accessible to you
C) your interest in the stimulus declines
D) you no longer see, smell, or feel it
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A) infants quickly forget stimuli they have recently seen
B) infants repress any sexual images
C) adults are unable to remember things that occurred to them before about the age of 3
D) we can remember what occurred in infancy but not why it occurred
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A) only say single words, not sentences
B) speak in complex sentences
C) speak in simple three to four word sentences
D) speak in simple two word sentences
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A) biological differences between the sexes
B) differences that are an outgrowth of socialization practices
C) how you think about yourself in a sexual sense
D) all of the above
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A) differences in colour
B) assimilation
C) accommodation
D) object permanence
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A) begin to lose interest in their caregivers
B) display signs of being more interested in age peers than in caregivers
C) play happily even when the caregiver leaves
D) show signs of distress when separated from caregivers
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A) the central role that culture plays in the order in which children develop certain skills
B) the critical point in fetal development that is responsible for social behaviours
C) the effects of exercise on memory in individuals with dementia
D) the neurotransmitters critical for hard-wiring of reflexes in the brain
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A) how different languages follow entirely different grammatical rules
B) the fact that signed language is acquired much more slowly than spoken language
C) a language that evolves over time from the mixing of existing languages
D) the utilization of general linguistic rules
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