The individual generally credited with setting the standards in 1938 for the study of developmental throwing stages is

The data from studies of the biological and adoptive parents of children who receive a diagnosis of schizophrenia as adults show that the concordance rate of schizophrenia with biological relatives is:

A) lower than with adoptive relatives. B) higher than with adoptive relatives. C) a direct function of the age at adoption. D) equally low with both biological and adoptive relatives.

A counterargument we explored to Clark and Chalmers' claims in Extended Mind is that the issue with coupled cognitive systems is that they are too easily decoupled, and that cognitive processes need to be portable.

a. true b. false