Children's tendency to show more positive reactions to social groups or categories to which they belong is known as
a. social-category formation. c. social-group preference.
b. in-category formation. d. in-group preference.
Question 2
Information-processing approaches to development assume that the mind has ________ for processing information and development reflects _______.
a. an unlimited capacity; a qualitative change in mental structures
b. an unlimited capacity; a quantitative increase in the use of skills and strategies
c. a limited capacity; a quantitative increase in the use of skills and strategies
d. a limited capacity; a qualitative change in mental structures
Nonverbal communications convey strong, powerful messages that may be negative or positive.
Positive and negative selection during T-cell development.
Reactions in assimilation of ammonia and major fates of the fixed nitrogen
Control of Homeostasis: Positive Feedback
Children who witnessed violence in their homes
A variety of organic compounds from food can enter the reactions of aerobic respiration.