The reminiscence bump is the period between the ages of 16 and 24 from which people are better able to recall memories. Which of the following theories attributes this to the fact memories are organized by our self identity, which becomes fully formed at this time:

Behavior patterns tend to become stable - even predictable - overtime. A major

reason for this is: (a) survival of the fittest (b) widespread use of punishment (c) proven by Pavlov's experiment (d) many behaviors are consistently partially reinforced

The size of the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis is an indicator of

a. prenatal androgenization. b. sexual orientation. c. ambivalent sexuality. d. sexual identity. e. postnatal androgenization.