In order to assess the physical health of a newborn baby, an obstetrician would assign ratings according to the ____ scale. If the baby receives a score of 7 or higher, (s)he is considered to be in good physical condition

When doing factor analysis, which factor generally accounts for the greatest amount of the variation in the data?

a. The first factor b. The last factor c. The cardinal factor d. The dominant factor

Tiana had a small dog at home. Now that she was learning to talk, she called the dog “dog.” Whenever she saw a small dog when she was away from home, she said “dog.” But when she saw a big dog, she didn’t call it anything. Limiting the word “dog” to small dogs is an example of

a. overextension. b. inflection. c. underextension. d. holophrasing.