Brain Research Tells Us That Working in Learning Centers Helps

question 35

Multiple Choice

Brain research tells us that working in learning centers helps children to:

• A) develop fine and gross motor skills.
• B) develop their creativity.
• C) develop problem-solving skills and long-term memory.
• D) learn and understand the classroom rules.

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Definitions:

Hypnosis

A trance-like state of focused attention, reduced peripheral awareness, and increased suggestibility.

Partial Deprivation

A condition or situation where an individual or organism is denied part, but not all, of a necessary or desired resource or stimulus.

Selective Sleep Deprivation

A process where specific stages of sleep are intentionally prevented over a period of time, to study the effects of such deprivation on various physiological and psychological functions.

Complete Deprivation

A condition or situation in which an individual or organism is totally deprived of something necessary for its survival or well-being, such as food, social interaction, or sensory input.