For Piaget, play activities among young children promote role-taking because play encourages
a. the learned-helplessness theory of mind.
b. equal-status contacts among peers.
c. the belief-desire theory of mind.
d. performance goals rather than learning goals.
B
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a. habituation b. preferential looking c. evoked potentials d. operant conditioning
Ross just started a new job and seems to need more sleep than normal. Why is this likely to happen?
a. The body generally requires additional sleep with increased stress. b. He has contracted narcolepsy. c. He is suffering from insomnia. d. Ross is just lazy.