Supports the View That

question 88

Multiple Choice

supports the view that

• A) the sequence of semantic development varies among children but the rate remains the same.
• B) the rate of semantic development varies among children but the sequence remains the same.
• C) both the sequence and rate of semantic development vary among children.
• D) both the sequence and the rate of semantic development are the same for all children.

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Definitions:

Long-term Potentiation

A lasting increase in signal transmission between two neurons, thought to be a biological mechanism behind learning and memory.

Synaptic Transmission

The process of transferring neurotransmitters from one neuron to another across a synapse to continue or modify a neural signal.

Information Processing

The series of actions or steps taken in order to store, retrieve, and make sense of information.

Mnemonic Devices

Tools or strategies used to improve memory by associating easy-to-remember constructs with complex information.