Which of the following statements is supported by research on emotional self-regulation?
A) Compared with North Americans, Japanese and Chinese adults discourage the expression of strong emotion in babies.
B) Beginning in infancy, girls have a harder time regulating negative emotion than boys.
C) By the second year, toddlers are quite skilled at using language to comfort themselves.
D) Parents imitate their babies' displays of negative emotion more often than displays of positive emotion.
Answer: A
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All of the following are true of implicit memory except that
a. age differences in implicit memory are relatively small. b. it is associated with the temporal lobe of the brain. c. its memories are not in conscious awareness. d. its associated part of the brain develops later that the part(s) associated with explicit memory.
Carrie was slowly moving a little teddy bear back and forth across her son's visual field. Instead of following the bear with his eyes, he made several small, jerky movements to catch up to the bear as it moved. Carrie's son has not yet developed the ability
a. to saccade. c. of vergence. b. of visual accommodation. d. of smooth visual pursuit.