Author Question: In an experiment by Kolb, Gibb, and Gorny (2003), animals of varying ages were placed in complex ... (Read 64 times)

MirandaLo · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

In an experiment by Kolb, Gibb, and Gorny (2003), animals of varying ages were placed in complex environments. Their findings suggest that

a. the impact of the environment on the brain is different at varying stages of life.
b. the impact of the environment on the brain is significant but uniform throughout the lifespan.
c. environments that are beneficial to the aged may be harmful to the young.
d. the environment has little effect on the brain throughout the lifespan.

Question 2

When therapists ask patients how they are feeling and how they are experiencing their disorder today, it is essentially taking snapshots of their lives at the moment. This approach to understanding psychopathology is criticized as incomplete by

a. lifespan psychologists.
b. cognitive behaviorists.
c. humanists.
d. all mental health workers.