Nonverbal cues are often useful in detecting ________

When a person provides both the genetic makeup and the environment in which another person lives, it is called

A) direct transmission. B) indirect transmission. C) concordance rate. D) gene-environment correlation.

In the attachment experiments conducted by Harry Harlow, the infant monkeys spent more time with the surrogate mother. Further, when the infant monkeys were frightened by an aversive stimulus, they were likely to run to the surrogate that

a. had cloth on it and provided food. b. had cloth on it, regardless of whether it provided food. c. was made of wire and provided food. d. was made of wire, regardless of whether it provided food.