Carl Is Stopped at the U

question 4

Multiple Choice

Carl is stopped at the U.S.border between Mexico and the United States.Border patrol officers become suspicious about his contradictory answers about where he was in Mexico.They ask for consent to search and Carl refuses.The officers inform him that they have a drug-sniffing dog on hand,who can sniff out illegal narcotics.They again ask for consent and Carl again refuses.They bring in the dog who immediately scratches at Carl's spare tire.This is how the dog indicates the presence of illegal narcotics.They open the tire and find a kilo of cocaine.Is this a valid search?

• A)No,because there was no legal basis for the use of the dog.
• B)No,because the search was carried out over Carl's objection.
• C)Yes,because there was a valid consent.
• D)Yes,because there was sufficient probable cause after the dog scratched at the tire.

Comprehend the concept of cognitive schemas and their role in organizing perceptions and experiences.

Analyze the distinct roles of fathers and mothers in infant care within family dynamics.

Describe the central crisis of toddlerhood according to Erikson's theory.

Recognize the potential developmental challenges associated with strict parenting practices in Freud's psychosexual stages.

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Definitions:

Milestones

Key points or events in the development of something or someone, often marking significant progress or stages of achievement.

Sitting Alone

The ability of an infant to maintain an upright sitting position without support, a developmental milestone usually achieved around 6 months of age.

Crawling

A form of locomotion used by infants that involves moving on the hands and knees or hands and feet before the ability to walk has been developed.

Sucking Reflex

An automatic response in which an infant sucks on anything placed in their mouth.