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What percentage of human DNA is shared by everyone?
What percentage of human DNA is shared by everyone?
- 90%
- 99.9% (correct)
- 99.99%
- 95%
What are the genes that are free to vary called?
What are the genes that are free to vary called?
- Recessive genes
- Dominant genes
- Segregating genes (correct)
- Genotypic genes
What percentage of their genes do full siblings actually differ in?
What percentage of their genes do full siblings actually differ in?
- 0.1%
- 1%
- 0.01%
- 0.05% (correct)
What does natural selection favor?
What does natural selection favor?
What can change the fine structure and chemistry of the brain permanently?
What can change the fine structure and chemistry of the brain permanently?
What is culture according to the text?
What is culture according to the text?
What type of reinforcement may be used in special education classrooms according to the text?
What type of reinforcement may be used in special education classrooms according to the text?
What is the controlled application of behaviorist principles to experimentally alter behavior called?
What is the controlled application of behaviorist principles to experimentally alter behavior called?
Which age group is mentioned as having increased self-control allowing reinforcement to be more effective even after delay?
Which age group is mentioned as having increased self-control allowing reinforcement to be more effective even after delay?
In which age group can newborn infants be conditioned according to the text?
In which age group can newborn infants be conditioned according to the text?
What is the didactic form of instruction largely based on operant conditioning mentioned in the text?
What is the didactic form of instruction largely based on operant conditioning mentioned in the text?
What age group has access to their own sources of reinforcement which limit adults' control over their behavior?
What age group has access to their own sources of reinforcement which limit adults' control over their behavior?
What age group typically uses out loud private speech the most?
What age group typically uses out loud private speech the most?
At what age do individuals in Vygotsky's theory often resort to talking out loud to themselves when faced with a very difficult task?
At what age do individuals in Vygotsky's theory often resort to talking out loud to themselves when faced with a very difficult task?
Which age range is associated with private speech being 'underground' or silent according to Vygotsky's theory?
Which age range is associated with private speech being 'underground' or silent according to Vygotsky's theory?
According to Vygotsky, in which age group does private speech become more internal and silent while also becoming more task relevant?
According to Vygotsky, in which age group does private speech become more internal and silent while also becoming more task relevant?
During which stage of development does adult speech support the regulation of children’s behavior?
During which stage of development does adult speech support the regulation of children’s behavior?
What age range is associated with the use of cultural tools for thinking, building, recording, problem-solving, and communicating according to Vygotsky's theory?
What age range is associated with the use of cultural tools for thinking, building, recording, problem-solving, and communicating according to Vygotsky's theory?
What is the definition of learning according to behaviorists?
What is the definition of learning according to behaviorists?
Which of the following is NOT a prominent figure associated with behaviorism?
Which of the following is NOT a prominent figure associated with behaviorism?
What is the term used by behaviorists to refer to creating situations that result in learning?
What is the term used by behaviorists to refer to creating situations that result in learning?
In classical conditioning, what is the process called when the conditioned stimulus no longer elicits the conditioned response?
In classical conditioning, what is the process called when the conditioned stimulus no longer elicits the conditioned response?
What type of conditioning is associated with learning voluntary behavior through consequences?
What type of conditioning is associated with learning voluntary behavior through consequences?
Who is the Russian physiologist credited with the discovery of classical conditioning?
Who is the Russian physiologist credited with the discovery of classical conditioning?
What is the primary difference between children's memory abilities during middle childhood and adolescence?
What is the primary difference between children's memory abilities during middle childhood and adolescence?
What is a key factor that contributes to higher academic achievement in students?
What is a key factor that contributes to higher academic achievement in students?
What is the primary purpose of a schema?
What is the primary purpose of a schema?
Which of the following statements about prior knowledge is true, according to the text?
Which of the following statements about prior knowledge is true, according to the text?
What is the primary difference between a schema and a script?
What is the primary difference between a schema and a script?
Which of the following memory strategies is most effective for middle childhood children, according to the text?
Which of the following memory strategies is most effective for middle childhood children, according to the text?
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