When the Parasympathetic Branch Is Controlling One's Body

question 140

Multiple Choice

When the parasympathetic branch is controlling one's body,

• A) the pupils of one's eyes dilate.
• B) one's digestion is inhibited.
• C) one's bladder relaxes.
• D) tears and salivation are stimulated.

Recognize the stages of Erikson's psychosocial development and their significance.

Apply behavior modification theories to address and understand bed-wetting and other behaviors.

Compare and contrast the roles of cognitive and learning theories in human development.

Understand the significance of schemes in Piaget's cognitive-developmental theory.

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