Which Statement Is an Example of Experience-Expectant Processes

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Multiple Choice

Which statement is an example of experience-expectant processes?

• A) Individuals are able to remember the details of a magazine article after they have read it.
• B) Children who are born with cataracts that are not removed early enough will have permanently impaired vision.
• C) Rats that are trained to use just one limb to get a food reward have increased dendritic material in the particular area of the motor cortex that controls the movement of that limb.
• D) All of these statements are examples of experience-expectant processes.

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Definitions:

Growth Spurt

A rapid increase in height and weight, often occurring during puberty.

Visual-spatial Ability

The capacity to perceive, analyze, and understand visual information in the environment and to visualize and manipulate objects in space.

Personal Fable

The belief that our feelings and ideas are special and unique and that we are invulnerable; one aspect of adolescent egocentrism.

Reading Problems

Difficulties in recognizing written words, understanding them, and reading effectively.