Describe the characteristics of the adolescent-limited delinquent pattern
What will be an ideal response?
This pattern is different than the LCPDs. They show no signs of problems in infancy or childhood, and few of them engage in any criminal activity until their mid twenties. During adolescence, between 12-25, they show a period of occasional criminal activity.
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The realization that it is possible to "fall" off the edge in the visual cliff experiment does not come until after an infant has started crawling
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
In terms of neuroscience, which of the following tends to be true of bilingual individuals?
Even though both languages reside in the same area of the brain, bilingual individuals are able to activate one language and temporarily inhibit the other. Different languages reside in different areas of the brain, thus allowing a bilingual individual to activate only one area at a time. Bilingual individuals of any age tend to have difficulty with keeping the two languages totally separate when speaking. Since both languages reside in the same area of the brain, bilingual individuals must consciously inhibit one language while speaking the other.