Which four-year-old child is MOST likely to have the BEST-developed theory of mind?

Which of the following best explains the foreign policy approach of engaging in world affairs by cooperating in a community of nations?

The DSM-IV labeled individuals who had a strong and persistent cross-gender identification as having “gender identity disorder.” The DSM-5-TR instead describes people who are distressed at their biological genders as having “_____.”

The fact that Maine, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia follow Florida as the states with the HIGHEST proportion of residents over age 65 illustrates that:

The common secondary school schedule that involves students changing rooms, teachers, and classmates every 40 minutes:

Ten-year-old India caught Sheryln, their best friend, lying to their own mom. India will probably:

Using _____ thinking, a person might think, “If it barks like a dog and wags its tail like a dog, it must be a dog.”

Marissa decides not to tell the teacher that a classmate Hernando is cheating on the math exam because they are afraid the other kids will call them a snitch. This is an example of Lawrence Kohlberg’s _____ stage of moral reasoning.

Jacob’s father has been helping them to walk by holding their hands and supporting them. Jacob’s legs are strong enough to hold them up, and they are able to move their legs in a coordinated way as long as their father supports them. What else does Jacob need in order to walk independently?

In dual processing, what contrasting mode of thought do researchers pair with a creative mode of thought?