Mortimer's father had an irrational fear of railroad crossings, and he would often spend hours planning family trips so that all railroad crossings could be avoided. If Mortimer also develops a fear of railroad crossings, the process that would best explain the acquisition of Mortimer's phobia would be:

Ten-year-old Martin was in a hunting accident when his father's friend accidentally shot him in the head. The bullet went through Martin's brain and did extensive damage to his _____. The doctor is worried that as a result of this damage, Martin's pituitary may not secrete its hormones, which in turn might cause problems with the development of his testes and interfere with puberty.

Please choose the correct answer from the following choices, and then select the submit answer button. pons hypothalamus adrenal gland thalamus

Attachment is a term psychologists use to refer to the reciprocal bonds of affection and emotional closeness that form between an infant and its parents or caregivers

Indicate whether the statement is true or false