Weber found that subjects could detect much smaller weight differences when they lifted the weights than when the weights were simply placed in their hands. He attributed this increased sensitivity to:?

Clinical neuropsychology is mostly concerned with…

a) psychological assessment management and rehabilitation or neurological disease and injury. b) explaining how patterns of behavioural impairments can be explained in terms of disruptions to the damaged neural components. c) brain surgery on afflicted individuals to improve their cognition. d) researching the effects of medications on persons who are affected with neurological damage. e) helping people understand and/or change the behavior of their children and spouses

The genes contained in a single cell contain information for constructingevery aspect of ____

a. ?that individual cell and nothing else b. ?the individual organ/muscle to which that cell belongs and nothing else c. ?the organ/muscle system to which that cell belongs and nothing else d. ?the physical human being to which the cell belongs