​Marielle and Dominic have not seen each other since high school, and they are both getting ready to attend their 30-year reunion. Marielle remembers Dominic as being a very playful, funny, and easy-going person. She is looking forward to seeing him, and expects that he will be very much the same as he was 30 years ago. Marielle’s expectation demonstrates a belief in

​The least invasive form of prenatal screening discussed in your textbook is the use of an ultrasound.

​About 10% to 15% of new mother experience the “baby blues,” which is a very serious psychological condition that can lead to problems for the child.

From birth, infants will grasp objects using their fingers and thumbs.

​Albert Bandura, a noted psychologist who focused on different cognitive factors in life, argues that experience gives people a sense of self-_______________, which refers to their beliefs about their own abilities and talents.

​Which term does NOT belong in this group?

​Classical conditioning focuses on the relation between the consequences of behavior and the likelihood that the behavior will recur.

​Kathleen and Alphonse are expecting their first child, and are having a pleasant conversation about the sex of the baby. Kathleen says, “Well, as long as all of the chromosomes are X, we’ll be having a girl!” How can Alphonse best respond?

Most one-year-old children have already developed a theory of mind.

​The primary pioneer in the study of behaviorism was Erik Erikson.