Students who were tutored in _______ showed improved reading proficiency and increased activity in brain areas related to skilled reading

Suppose a baby is born whose Apgar score is 3. What would such a score most likely indicate?

a. All vital signs are perfect. b. All vital signs are normal. c. Some of the baby's bodily processes are not functioning fully. d. Immediate emergency measures are required.

You are asked the following tricky question, "A farmer had 19 sheep. All but 9 died. How many sheep did the farmer have left?" To answer this question, you must

a. utilize a mental set. b. define the problem narrowly. c. actively challenge your assumptions. d. look for analogies within the problem.