Wren spends hours staring at her face in the mirror worried that her nose is too big, despite the fact that her peers, her parents, and her therapist have assured her that her nose looks just fine; this is an example of:

After covering the infant's eyes, a researcher places an object in an infant's hand. Later, the

researcher notes that the infant pays less attention to a picture of the object than an unfamiliar one. What ability is the researcher assessing? A) visual acuity B) pictorial depth cues C) cross-modal transfer D) visual reinforcement audiometry

The maintenance of steady states of temperature and blood pressure are examples of

a. thermostasis. b. homeostasis. c. extrinsic motivation. d. motivational learning.