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Question 141
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The areas of the frontal lobe that control the body's muscles.
Question 142
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This theorist developed a well-respected theory of cognitive development.This theorist suggested that development was universal and occurred in a fixed stagelike sequence.He proposed that infants were in the stage of "sensorimotor development."
Question 143
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This linguist proposed that humans are biologically prewired to learn language.He proposed that infants are born into the world with a language acquisition device that enables the child to detect certain features and rules of language.
Question 144
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A layer of cells that insulates many axons and helps electrical signals travel faster down the axon.
Question 145
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This theorist is renowned for using the "visual cliff" to study vision in infants.
Question 146
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A reflex that occurs in response to a sudden,intense noise or movement.The newborn arches her/his back,throws back her/his head,and flings out her/his arms and legs.Then the newborn rapidly closes her/his arms and legs to the center of the body.
Question 147
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Tiny gaps found between two or more neurons.
Question 148
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Germain says,"Ball fall." His father replies,"Yes,the ball fell down the stairs." This is an example of
Question 149
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The specialization of function in each of the two hemispheres of the cerebral cortex in the brain.
Question 150
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The part of the neuron that carries signals toward the cell body.
Question 151
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A nerve cell that handles information processing in the brain.
Question 152
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This theorist has studied the ability of infants to imitate facial expressions.This theorist argues that infants' imitative abilities are biologically based,and the skill is apparent within the first few days after birth.