In _____, the proportion of responses on the richer versus poorer schedules is _____ different than would be predicted by matching

Gertrude, a mentally sharp but physically impaired resident at a local assisted-living facility, complains that the staff talks to her as if she were a baby. The staff is using:

A) elderspeak. B) lazy communication style. C) oldster speak. D) ageist language.

Piaget argued that infants acquire knowledge through __________

a) sensation b) perception c) facts communicated by others d) action