Clinical psychologists are not able to randomly assign mental illness to one group and not another group. Thus, in studying mental illness such as depression, this is a(n)

Research using harmless infrared light to study which parts of a stimulus an infant scans,

indicates that one-month-old infants a. gaze at the edges of the stimulus. b. shift their gaze between the center and borders of the stimulus. c. scan the interior of a stimulus. d. scan the stimulus in a circular pattern. e. perceive objects as wholes.

Tom is a stay-at-home father to his three girls. He is caring and attentive, known for hosting the best tea parties on the block. This situation is an example of which key concept from the life-span developmental approach?

a) Plasticity b) Multidimensional Consider This: This key concept suggests that many aspects of development can be modified. LO 1.5: Identify adult development as life long and the adult is exposed to multiple environments c) Historical context Consider This: This key concept suggests that many aspects of development can be modified. LO 1.5: Identify adult development as life long and the adult is exposed to multiple environments d) Contextualism Consider This: This key concept suggests that many aspects of development can be modified. LO 1.5: Identify adult development as life long and the adult is exposed to multiple environments