______ children have problems in forming healthy peer relationships and developing empathy and

Ann is talking to her therapist about her relationship with her mother. She and her mother have never gotten along with each other

Ann has never expressed her anger to her mother, and in the session, she begins to yell at the therapist and becomes hostile. Ann's reaction is an example of: a) countertransference b) clinical projection c) positive transference d) negative transference

The anterior intraparietal sulcus is important for our ability to

a. reach for a small object. b. grasp an object. c. locate a familiar sound. d. recognize an object. e. judge the texture of an object.