Eighteen-month-old Mickey is visiting a theme park for the first time. At the park, he sees some zebras, an animal with which he is unfamiliar. Despite this, he looks at the animals and shouts, "Look at the horses!" He had previously formed a mental schema for horses. Piaget would say that Mickey's reaction best demonstrates the concept of

The tendency of clients in psychoanalysis toproject their attitudes and emotions onto the

therapist as a result of "reliving" some of their unpleasant childhood experiences is called a. projection. b. transference. c. displacement. d. sublimation. e. countertransference.

A key function of apoptosis is to

a. form new neurons. b. guide new neurons to their final position in the brain. c. spur the growth of dendritic branches. d. terminate the formation of new neurons within the developing brain. e. mold an adult nerve cell.