Kate’s 6-year-old son has autism. To help him learn daily tasks, she breaks down activities into their component parts. Tooth brushing, for example, involves several steps that occur in basically the same order each time. Which of the following learning principles would provide the strongest foundation for learning how to brush one’s teeth in this context?

In the absence of other etiological factors for alcohol use disorder, being raised by an alcoholic parent

a. still significantly increases the chance of developing the disorder. b. does not appear to be a critical consideration in the development of the disorder. c. increases the risk of alcohol dependence, but decreases the risk of abuse. d. reduces the risk of alcohol related problems but increases the risk of drug related problems.

After neurotransmitter molecules are released, they may be broken down by enzymes, or they may be re-absorbed back into the axon, a process known as

A) inhibition. B) neurogenesis. C) refraction. D) reuptake.