In Their Experiments on the Brain and Perceptual Features, Blakemore

question 214

Multiple Choice

In their experiments on the brain and perceptual features, Blakemore, Cooper, Grobstein, and Chow found that

• A)the kittens raised in the vertically-striped rooms ran into chair legs in the normal environment.
• B)the kittens raised in the horizontally-striped rooms had difficulty jumping onto a chair in the normal environment.
• C)there was an actual decrease in brain cells tuned to the missing features.
• D)all of these findings were true.

Understand the importance of validating data in patient care.

Comprehend the role and practices of active listening and effective communication in nursing.

Acknowledge the best practices for interviewing patients, including respect for their individual situations.

Differentiate among the types of assessments used in nursing care.

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