Schacter and Singer argued that cognitive assessment of the situation is far more important than the actual physiological arousal

Consider the study with extreme groups of third grade boys and girls that found a 50% difference in the number of fights between the group that watched almost no violent TV and the group that watched a lot of violent TV. About half of the subjects were located 10 years later. What were the results?

(a) there were no differences between the groups 10 years later (b) the boys who had watched a lot of violence in the third grade were, on the average, more aggressive even 10 years later than those who had not (c) the girls who had watched a lot of violence in the third grade were, on the average, more aggressive even 10 years later than those who had not (d) the girls who had watched a lot of violence in the third grade were, on the average, less aggressive even 10 years later than those who had not

Which of the following is the most likely to be among an English-speaking toddler's first 50 words?

A) ball B) table C) vase D) lamp