Aggression, prejudice, and intergroup conflict are all examples of behavior

Lachelle and her mother are playing a memory game. Lachelle's mother says, "Apple, chair, hammer, nail, table, banana," and so on. It is now Lachelle's turn to recall the list of items

Lachelle finds that if she groups the items into categories like fruits, tools, and furniture, she tends to remember more items than if she simply repeats them in the order her mother calls them out. This is an example of a. cognitive elaboration. c. organization. b. control strategy. d. rehearsal.

Children with autism

A) have narrow and overly intense interests. B) tend to be mathematically skilled. C) engage in more make-believe play than typically developing children. D) are advanced in false-belief understanding.