The last time you visited your six-month-old niece, you popped your head over the padding on her crib every time that she kicked the mattress with her heel. She loved the game
It has been two weeks since your last visit; does she still remember the game?
a. No, infants have hardly any memory skills.
b. No, she is too young to remember something that long.
c. Yes, she will most likely remember the game.
d. It is very difficult to measure memory skills of infants.
Answer: C
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Based on your textbook's discussion of motor development in infancy and early childhood, which of the following conclusions seems most reasonable?
a) The development of motor skills in infancy and toddlerhood is entirely determined by "nature." b) The development of motor skills in infancy and toddlerhood is mainly determined by biology, but it may be influenced by experience. c) Biology sets limits on the development of motor skills in infancy and toddlerhood, but it is mainly shaped by experience. d) The development of motor skills in infancy and toddlerhood is almost wholly shaped by "nurture."
Emotional dyscontrol and personality alterations are expected with
A) amnestic syndrome. B) prolonged oxygen deprivation. C) vascular dementia. D) frontal lobe damage.