The principle that simple skills typically develop separately and independently but are later integrated into more complex skills is known as the ___________ principle

Peter suffers damage to his left frontal lobe and loses the ability to speak, although he can still understand speech

Despite the permanence of this damage, he is able to recover some of his speech due to the ability of other parts of the brain to take over lost function. This phenomenon is known by neuroscientists as a. flexibility. b. adaptiveness. c. plasticity. d. compensation. e. homeostasis.

Mastery of false belief signals a change in representation—the ability to view beliefs as

A) scale errors. B) desires existing in a person's inner states. C) mental inferences. D) interpretations, not just reflections, of reality.