Which of the following statements is TRUE?

a.Younger children are as likely as older children to remind themselves that they need to pay attention.

b.Younger children know fewer attentional "tricks of the trade" than older children.

c.Younger and older children are equally distracted by extraneous information.

d.Younger children do not usually show an orienting response.

The answer am think would been A.

Which of the following is a myth about ADHD?


Most children with ADHD are hyperactive and either impulsive or inattentive.

Many healthy children are wrongly diagnosed with ADHD.

More than half the children who are diagnosed with ADHD will have problems related to overactivity, inattention, and impulsivity as adolescents or adults.

Boys are more commonly diagnosed with ADHD than are girls.
The answer am think would been D.

Question 2.Which of the following is NOT correct regarding face-recognition skill?

Most adults recognize faces from other races better than faces from their own race.

Research has shown that experience leads infants to a more precise configuration of faces, one that includes human faces, but not monkey faces.

By 9 months of age, the facial template is modified to reflect the kinds of faces that infants see frequently.

Most adults recognize faces from their own race better than faces from other races.
I am think the answner would be d

The last answer is right. The other two are wrong.

The first one is a or b.

I mean c for the first question.

The second question b or c

You've now guessed at 3 of the 4 possible answers for 1. Which is it?

Make a decision about 2 also.

The first question is c. The second is b

Thanks for the help am good.

To determine which of the statements is true, we need to analyze each option.

Statement A: "Younger children are as likely as older children to remind themselves that they need to pay attention."

To evaluate the accuracy of this statement, we need to consider the general cognitive development of children and their ability to self-regulate attention. One way to determine this would be to review research studies or scholarly articles on the topic.

To find information on this topic, you can follow these steps:

1. Use a search engine (such as Google) and enter relevant keywords such as "cognitive development in children," "attention in younger children," or "attention in older children."
2. Look for reputable sources such as scholarly journals, educational institutions, or research articles.
3. Read the research findings and conclusions to identify any information related to the likelihood of younger and older children reminding themselves to pay attention.

After reviewing the available evidence, we find that statement A is not necessarily true. Research indicates that older children generally have better self-regulation skills and are more capable of reminding themselves to pay attention. Younger children, on the other hand, may require more external cues or prompts to maintain attention.

Therefore, the correct statement in this case would be:

b. Younger children know fewer attentional "tricks of the trade" than older children.

Please note that the specific terminology used in the options may vary in different sources, but the general idea remains the same.