Visual images that are clear enough to be "scanned" for at least 30 seconds, are "projected" out in front of the person, and can best be "seen" on a blank surface are called __________ images

A major difference between the Stanford Binet test and the WAIS-III is that the ______

a. Binet test measures a wider range of abilities b. Binet test is made especially for adults c. WAIS-III measures only verbal ability d. Binet test emphasizes verbal abilities more than the WAIS-III

Greta has just been shown two boxes—a plain, unmarked box full of raisins and a familiar marked raisin box that is empty. Next, Greta is asked to predict where another child will look for raisins. This task assesses Greta's understanding of

A) class inclusion. B) conservation. C) irreversibility. D) false belief.