B. fissure of Ronaldo

C. Sylvain fissure

D. Wernickes area

A. glia

B. action potentials

D. dendrites

A. understanding language

B. producing language

D. processing sensory information

A. adaptation

C. assimilation

D. conservation

A. Neo-pad reflex

C. Palmar reflex

D. Moro reflex

B. cognitive

C. behavior genetics

D. evolutionary

A. Brocas area

B. mathematics

C. logic

A. embryonic

C. recessive characteristic

D. genetic

A. cognitive

C. psychological

D. developmental

A. contain spinal nerves

C. relay nerve impulses

D. process sensor impulses

A. comprehension, formulation

C. understanding, production

D. organizing, production

A. temperature and pressure

C. auditory and temperature

D. visual and auditory

A. formal operation

B. sensorimotor

D. preoperational

A. creation of standardized measures of intelligence

B. explanation of the phi-phenomenon

D. theory of infantile sexuality

A. alcoholic beverages

B. exposure to radiation

D. depression

A. industry vs inferiority

C. trust vs mistrust

D. intimacy vs isolation

B. Phonological

C. Prosody

D. Morphological

B. cortical issue

C. cell centers

D. cell bodies

A. None of these

B. experimental

C. survey

D. correlational

A. not located in spinal cord

C. found only in striated muscles

D. located in the ventral column of spinal cord

B. transduction

C. habituation

D. learning

A. latency stage

B. maturity stage

D. muscular-anal stage

A. end plates

B. dendrites

C. receptors

A. adrenal

C. parathyroid

D. thyroid

A. regeneration

C. accommodation

D. aphasia

A. language problem

B. extreme aloneness

D. bizarre behavior

A. FSH (follicle stimulating hormone)

C. TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone)

D. ACTH (adrenocorticotrophic hormone)

A. preoperational

B. sensorimotor

C. post-conventional

B. latency

C. sensorimotor

D. formal operations

B. control pain

C. release neurotransmitters

D. coordinate the activation of parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous system

A. phrenologist

B. psychoanalyst

D. neuropsychologist

A. irrelevant variable

B. intervening variable

C. independent variable

A. Macoby

B. Spock

C. Gellman

B. Turners syndrome

C. Kleinfelters syndrome

D. Pickwickians syndrome

A. parathyroid gland

B. adrenal gland

C. thyroid gland

A. visual system

B. auditory system

D. motor system

A. preoperational

B. formal operational

C. sensorimotor

B. medulla

C. midbrain

D. pons

A. object permanence

B. the reversibility of actions

D. logical possibilities

A. thalamus

C. cerebellum

D. medulla

A. personality

B. industrial/organizational

C. biological

B. parietal lobe

C. pineal gland

D. frontal lobe

B. synapses

C. action potential

D. nerves

B. incongruent

C. semantic

D. syntactic

A. egocentric thought

B. problem solving behavior

C. static thinking

A. anything we can infer from a persons action

C. anything a person does or feels

D. any action, whether observable or not

A. clinical psychologist

C. developmental psychologist

D. educational psychologist

A. adept at spatial tasks

C. controls the non-dominant hand

D. works independently of non-dominant hemisphere

A. CNS and PNS

B. somatic and visceral

C. visceral and central

B. affection

C. shyness

D. delight