Author Question: Martin and Halverson evaluated the recall accuracy of five- and six-year-olds regarding an actor's ... (Read 74 times)

Bob-Dole · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Martin and Halverson evaluated the recall accuracy of five- and six-year-olds regarding an actor's gender. The findings revealed

a. a distortion effect: children made more errors when the actor engaged in cross-sexed activities.
b. an organization effect: the memories were mixed across trials.
c. schema theory: children accommodated new information.
d. that gender does not influence the processing of information.

Question 2

Infants' perception of depth, distance, and size constancy is similar to their form perception because all these skills appear first with stimuli that

a. are seen in motion.
b. have human characteristics.
c. are accompanied by noise.
d. have feminine qualities.