To place a brain lesion precisely, physiological psychologists use a(n)

The ________ is controlled by the experimenter.

A. confounding variable B. dependent variable C. independent variable D. variability

In lecture, Dr. Heyman argued that the implications of programs that set high standards for low achieving children are generally good, as long as:

a. children are told the reasons people expect a lot of them b. children can get support when they need it c. children who exert a lot of effort are promoted even when they fail d. children are offered continuous reinforcement (e.g., by being told "good job" after each success)