Matilda is seventy years old and in good health, with no signs of dementia or Alzheimer's disease. Matilda is most likely to experience some difficulties remembering ____

Niwako has sustained an injury to her brain that causes her to have great difficulty in

following moving objects with her eyes, especially when she, too, is moving. For example, she has difficulty catching a baseball while on the run. Based on this information, we might best conclude that Niwako's __________ has been damaged. a. midbrain b. prefrontal cortex c. basal ganglia d. cerebellum e. hypothalamus

Two-year-old Thao came into day care with red marks on his back. When asked about this, his

mother explained they were from a practice called "coining" or rubbing a heated coin on the skin to improve health. Given the mother's explanation of this practice from her culture, would this be acceptable to the staff at the day care? a. No, in the United States this would be considered child abuse b. No, but since it is a custom in their culture it would be respected as such c. Yes, the mother's explanation would be sufficient enough that the staff would not see it as child abuse d. Yes, the day care has a multicultural approach and encourages native customs