Match Each Description with the Item Below

question 83

Multiple Choice

Match each description with the item below.
-Frederick Douglass

• A)was an African American abolitionist leader who celebrated the Emancipation Proclamation, in contrast to Confederates' predictions of a race war
• B)was a Confederate general who surprised the Union army at Chancellorsville but was shot there by his own men
• C)founded the American Red Cross and visited the killing fields with medical supplies, ready to go "anywhere between the bullet and the battlefield"
• D)was one of the leaders of the Radical Republicans who urged "reconstruction" of the South by having Union armies seize southern plantations
• E)accepted the post of Union general despite his better judgment and went on to be replaced by Thomas Hooker
• F)was born into slavery but went on to serve as a nurse and operate a school for freed slaves
• G)was a general demoted due to insubordination and went on to be the 1864 Democratic candidate against Abraham Lincoln
• H)was a War Democrat who supported Lincoln's war policies and went on to become his vice president
• I)was a pro-Confederate leader who ordered his followers to destroy Lawrence, Kansas, and engage in a massacre there
• J)was the president of the Confederacy and experienced growing discontent directed at him as the war dragged on

Understand fundamental concepts of Piaget’s theory including object permanence and theory of mind.

Comprehend the cognitive development processes in infants and children with respect to object permanence, number understanding, and conservation tasks.

Appreciate the legacy and criticisms of Piaget's work in contemporary psychology.

Describe the habituation technique and its significance in studying infant cognition.

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Definitions:

Amnion

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Cell Differentiation

The process by which a cell becomes specialized to perform a specific function, often as part of developmental processes in multicellular organisms.

Pattern Formation

The process by which cells in a developing organism acquire different identities according to their relative spatial positions, leading to the organized structure of tissues, organs, and the entire organism.

Thalidomide

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