Consider the sentence "The small child tired was." Apply the following terms to some element, of the sentence: • Phoneme • Morpheme • Semantics • Syntax

In the, word "prepare" each "r" can be considered a a. babble. b. morpheme. c. semantic. d. phoneme. e. thought.

A drug company is seeking to develop a new medication. Explain how the following elements of creativity could assist with the process: • Expertise • Divergent thinking • Intrinsic motivation

The prefix "pre" in "preview" or the suffix "ed" in "adapted" are examples of a. phonemes. b. morphemes. c. babbling. d. language development. e. grammar.

Briefly explain how the concepts below could be used to help a child stop throwing temper tantrums. • Extinction (operant conditioning) • Positive reinforcement • Modeling • Negative reinforcement • Shaping • Extinction (classical conditioning)

The prefix “pre” in “preview” or the suffix “ed” in “adapted” are examples of a. phonemes. b. morphemes. c. babbling. d. grammar. e. intuition.

Eighteen-month-old Becca is in the telegraphic speech phase. Which of the following best represents something she might say? a. "Mama" b. "Yogurt please" c. "Katie fall" d. "The dog is fuzzy" e. "I love you mommy"

Amelia, a high school junior, is enrolled in a public speaking course in school that requires the students to memorize several speeches they will give to the class. Explain how the following items will help her in the course: • Broca's area • Echoic memory • Mnemonics Explain how the following will hinder her in the course: • Syntax • Overconfidence

Tasnia feels like she encodes material well, but she still forgets the material on test day. Explain how her forgetting might be related to problems with each of the following: • Storage • Retrieval • Retroactive interference

While waiting in the checkout line at the grocery store, you see the cashier next to you get robbed. The police interview you. Describe how the following would hinder your ability to give an accurate description of the robber. • Misinformation effect • Source amnesia • Proactive interference

Mark and Bill are planning to open an a piano-moving busyness and are hopping for great success. Explain how each element of Sternberng's intelligence theory could hepl them to be successful in their business.

Your family has had a golden retriever for years, and that represents your prototype of a dog. You just got a dachshund puppy for the holidays. Explain how your prototype of a god will hinder, and how your concept of a dog will help, your thinking about the new puppy as a dog.

Many people prefer meat that is 80 percent lean instead of 20 percent fat, even though they are the same thing. Which concept is being used when the same information is presented in a more desirable way? a. Intuition. b. Insight. c. Framing. d. Overconfidence. e. Perseverance.

Give a summary, a straight, and the weaknesses of Charles Spearman's idea of general intelligence.