Genetically Based Asymmetries of Function Have Been Called Affective Styles

question 2

Multiple Choice

Genetically based asymmetries of function have been called affective styles by Davidson (1993) who arrived at this formulation in part based on a developmental study in which children encountered a robot and a stranger carrying a tray of toys. Children whose behavior led them to be classified in the uninhibited group ____________________ and showed relatively more EEG activation on the _______________.

• A) spent nearly 10 minutes out of the 25-minute session near their mothers; right as compared to the left hemisphere.
• B) spent nearly 10 minutes out of the 25-minute session near their mothers; left as compared to the right hemisphere.
• C) readily explored the playroom and examined the toys; right as compared to the left hemisphere.
• D) readily explored the playroom and examined the toys; left as compared to the right hemisphere.

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