Findings from the Seattle Longitudinal Study Changed the Way We

question 104

Multiple Choice

Findings from the Seattle Longitudinal Study changed the way we understand cognitive development in emerging adulthood by challenging Piaget's assertion that cognitive development:

• A) continued through the 60s.
• B) continued through the 30s.
• C) was complete by adolescence.
• D) continued through emerging adulthood.

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Definitions:

Precognition

The alleged psychic ability to see or know about events before they happen.

Telepathy

The claimed ability to communicate thoughts or information from one mind to another without using known sensory channels.

Psychics

Individuals who claim to possess extraordinary abilities to perceive information hidden from the normal senses, often involving telepathy or clairvoyance.

Retinal Disparity

A visual depth cue resulting from the slightly different images produced by each of our eyes due to their horizontal separation.