Children labeled EMR
a. may gain confidence and self-esteem.
b. may behave as though they have cognitive impairments as a self-fulfilling prophecy.
c. are probably not incorrectly classified by biased tests
d. are not adversely affected by the label, according to research.
b
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A psychologist who is studying the mathematical abilities of adults finds significant differences between the scores of adults born 50 years ago, when rote learning was stressed,
and those born 25 years ago, when more "progressive" approaches to education were popular. This is an example of a(n) failure of longitudinal research. advantage of cross-sectional research. cohort difference. intellectual decline in middle adulthood.
K. Warner Schaie traced which of the following intelligences over the years of adulthood?
eight distinct intelligences fluid and crystallized intelligences five primary abilities general intelligence