Evidence for Infants Being Able to "Add" and "Subtract" from Wynn

question 1

Multiple Choice

Evidence for infants being able to "add" and "subtract" from Wynn (1992) would be their dishabituation at seeing:

• A) one red block slide into a green block
• B) two red blocks slide into a green block
• C) one toy mouse after two were placed behind a screen
• D) two toy mice when two were placed behind a screen

Know various methods of assessing sleep quality and patterns.

Identify effective rituals and habits for promoting good sleep hygiene.

Recognize substances and activities to avoid for better sleep.

Understand strategies to regularize sleep-wake rhythms for improved sleep quality.

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Definitions:

Racial Differences

Variations in physical characteristics, cultural practices, and social experiences based on racial identification.

Genetically Driven

Traits, behaviors, or characteristics determined primarily by an individual's genetic make-up rather than environmental factors.

Genetically Predisposed

The inherent tendency to exhibit certain traits or behaviors based on one's genetic makeup.

Racial Group

A social category of people who share distinct physical features deemed significant by society, often used to classify individuals based on presumed shared ancestry and traits.