In an experiment, both quail and rats were given blue, sour water to drink. After this, the animals were made sick. When later given a choice between blue water and sour water, the rats avoided the _____ water and the quail avoided the _____ water

A strong positive correlation between the number of cigarettes smoked and the amount of alcohol consumed per day can be interpreted to mean that

a. smoking leads to drinking b. drinking leads to smoking c. a third variable such as stress increases both behavior d. any of the above

Your text describes self-locomotion as a major factor in helping children develop which of the following:

a. a sense of space outside themselves b. a sense of time that includes knowledge of temporal order c. a sense of self as a person that is independent of others d. a sense of understanding of basic level concepts