The impact of maternal stress during pregnancy is most devastating on the fetus when the stress is

The learning perspective suggests that the most important factors in determining our ability to identify a percept are

a. time, weather, and day of the week. b. our eyes, our ears, and our brain. c. the object, its environment, and the presence of distractors. d. the laws of continuity, similarity, and proximity. e. context, expectation, and perceptual sets.

In the early years of life, outbursts of crying and anger are fairly frequent. By middle childhood the frequency of such emotions has ____

declined substantially || increased substantially || disappeared || grown exponentially || || ||