The Gestalt principles offer us some basic "plans" for organizing parts of our day­to­day perceptions based on

Psychologist Albert Bandura believes that children learn aggression through

a. classical conditioning. b. insight learning. c. observing and imitating models. d. latent learning. e. none of these; Bandura believes that aggression is an inborn quality.

Jackson's research with urban, disadvantaged, 13- to 14-year-olds showed that the more often these young teens logged onto the Internet at home,

a. the less focused they were on schoolwork. b. the more aggressive they became in classroom settings. c. the better their scores were on standardized reading tests six months later. d. the less likely they were to drop out of school.