Scores from infant intelligence tests are highly related to later IQ scores

Imagine that you are reading a short story about two students named Chris and Freddie. As you read this story, you find that you are trying to figure out why Chris is avoiding Freddie, and how Freddie must feel about this avoidance

These cognitive efforts would be most consistent with which of the following views of reading? a. the indirect-access route b. the phonetic module hypothesis c. the constructionist view of inferences. d. Chomsky's approach to psycholinguistics

Assuming the following four boys will eventually engage in various forms of adolescent delinquency, which child is likely to engage in less violent forms, such as theft?

A) Mark, who has high levels of oppositional behavior B) Matt, who has high levels of physical aggression C) Mike, who has low levels of oppositional behavior D) Max, who has medium levels of physical aggression