am #3 Limit: 1:00:00 Time Left:0:59:38 . Rajpreet Kaur: Attempt 1 X e 1: 2 The studies found evidence for at least four distinct learning styles. 3 Question 2 (1 point) 5 6 ) Listen John is the oldest of his 3 siblings. Research on birth order effects and intelligence 8 9 suggest that John will have a slightly higher IQ than his siblings, likely because: Certain pre-natal factors result in a higher IQ in first born children 11 12 The first born child has the benefit of teaching their younger siblings He has been alive longer, and therefore has had more time to learn than his siblings 14 15 His mother was younger when she gave birth to him than when she gave birth to his siblings 17 18 Question 3 (1 point) Listen 20 21 Two children are born to the same biological mother. One child remains in the care of the biological mother, whereas the other is adopted into a comparatively more palthy environment. Considering the research on these types of cases,Exam #3 Time Limit: 1:00:00 Time Left:0:59:32 Rajpreet Kaur: Attempt 1 X Page 1: ( ) me lids weell alive Iuligel, allu tierelure lids Idu more LIITle LU redIII LidII IIIS siblings 1 2 3 O His mother was younger when she gave birth to him than when she gave birth to his siblings 4 U 6 Question 3 (1 point) Listen 7 8 9 Two children are born to the same biological mother. One child remains in the care of the biological mother, whereas the other is adopted into a comparatively more 10 11 12 educated, wealthy environment. Considering the research on these types of cases, what would you expect to happen? 13 14 15 Both children would have very similar IQ scores as intelligence is largely genetic The child adopted into the more affluent environment would likely have a higher IQ score than the child remaining with the biological mother 16 17 18 The child who remains in the cat of the biological mother would likely have a higher IQ score than the child adopted into the affluent household. 19 20 21 The younger child would have a higher IQ regardless of which environment they are raised in 22 23 24 Question 4 (1 point) ListenExam #3 Time Limit: 1:00:00 Time Left:0:59:26 X . Rajpreet Kaur: Attempt 1 Page 1: () ine child who remains in the care of the biological mother would likely nave a higher IQ score than the child adopted into the affluent household. 2 3 The younger child would have a higher IQ regardless of which environment they are raised in 4 5 6 Question 4 (1 point) () Listen 7 8 9 Considering what is know about the Flynn effect, what would you expect to happen to intelligence testing scores in Canada 30 years from now? 10 11 12 Average IQ scores would be substantially higher than they are now. Average IQ scores would be approximately the same as they are now. 13 14 15 Average IQ scores would be substantially lower than they are now. O There would be more variation in the IQ scores. 16 17 18 Question 5 (1 point) 19 20 21 Listen What would be an appropriate way of treating a concussion? 22 23 24 Exercising vigorously to encourage blood flow to the damaged parts of the brain Restricting activities that require intense concentration