Researchers have found that African adolescents display better recall for orally transmitted stories than do American adolescents. This is an example of
a. the impact of economics on schooling practices.
b. differences in brain function across cultures.
c. biological predispositions for the use of certain strategies.
d. cross-cultural differences in the tools of intellectual adaptation for remembering.
Question 2
Despite their lack of instruction in memorization strategies, Australian aboriginal children do better than educated Caucasian children while learning
a. items on shopping lists.
b. names and dates of historical events.
c. locations of objects in a local setting.
d. events that happened during infancy in one's own life.
An example of anatomical homology: homologous structures found in vertebrates.
Optical microscopes are commonly configured for bright-field (transmitted), phas
African dancing mask from Ulivira, Lake Tanganyika.
The features found in a long bone.
Children and adolescents define themselves as they get older