Temperament Is All Biologically Driven and Determined

question 2

True/False

Temperament is all biologically driven and determined.

Distinguish between different theories of language acquisition and development.

Understand different problem-solving strategies such as trial and error, forming subgoals, working backward, and searching for analogies.

Identify and explain common barriers to effective problem-solving including irrelevant information, functional fixedness, unnecessary constraints, and mental set.

Describe the characteristics of different types of problems including arrangement, transformation, inducing structure, and probability problems.

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Definitions:

Sternum

The long flat bone in the upper middle of the front of the chest to which the ribs are attached.

Costae

The plural form of costa, referring to ribs, which are long curved bones forming the rib cage.

Xiphoid Process

A small cartilaginous projection at the lower end of the sternum, which becomes bony in older adults.

Sternal Body

The main, long part of the sternum (breastbone) to which the rib cartilage attaches.