In Shatz and Gelman's study, when four year olds described a toy to a younger child, they
a. shortened their utterances. c. used fewer attention-getting devices.
b. increased their word count. d. all of these.
Question 2
According to a learning theory approach, we might experience anxiety when we walk into a doctor's or dentist's office because
a. of species-specific response patterns to pain and fear.
b. the sight of the office has become associated with previous painful events occurring in the office.
c. we know how much money it will cost to receive proper treatment.
d. of unconscious fixations at an immature stage of development.
Results of the study by Laruelle et al. (1996)
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