A key component of the information processing view of cognitive development includes:
a. expansive attention.
b. random retrieval processes.
c. selective attention processes.
d. a limit on how much information can be stored in long-term memory.
Question 2
In their landmark research in the 1970s, Klaus and Kennell found that extended contact between mothers and their babies shortly after birth:
a. was unimportant to parent-infant bonding.
b. resulted in differences in mother-infant interactions two years later.
c. was related to social and cognitive differences in the children at age 5.
d. was important for boy infants but unimportant for girl infants.