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Chapter 1. Scientific American: Psychology

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1.1 Quiz

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When you were first born, you had roughly the same ________ as an adult.

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Which of the following is a true statement regarding the development of infants’ brains?

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Dara is celebrating her first birthday. Sitting amidst her new toys, she tries to decide which to play with first. With her current level of ________, Dara will probably be able to build a tower of two cubes, as the general sequence and timing of these types of skills are fairly universal in their progression.

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As babies develop through their first several months of life, changes can occur in very rapid sequence. Which of the following sensory changes would be the last to occur?

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Which of the following changes in an infant’s brain specifically increases the efficiency of neuron functioning?

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Brandy and Travis are visiting a friend’s house for dinner. They are concerned for their 18-month-old daughter because the house has a staircase leading to the second floor and no gate at the bottom. Their friend dismisses their concerns, saying that an 18-month-old cannot walk up steps. Brandy responds politely, explaining that children as young as ______ months of age can start climbing stairs.

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