Psychologists testing the relationship between environment and development developed the “rat wonderland” experiment. The contro
l group rats were placed in plain cages, and the experimental group rats were placed in enriched cages with colorful patterns, platforms, and ladders. Rats that were raised in the enriched cage environments a. had smaller, lighter brains. b. had brains with a thinner cortex. c. were superior at learning mazes. d. exhibited all of these characteristics.
The answer is: C. were superior at learning mazes.
From the result of this experiment, we can learn the different possibilities of learning methodologies that are applicable by mammals.
When combining the cages with colorful patterns, platforms, and ladders, the rat subjects in the experiments are trained to utilized different part of their brains when they try to solve a certain problems. The study suggested that this is the reason why rats in enriched cage were superior at learning mazes.
Children's bodies are different from adults' bodies. They are more likely to get sick or severely injured. They breathe in more air per pound of body weight than adults do. They have thinner skin, and more of it per pound of body weight (higher surface-to-mass ratio).
Realism seems to be a philosophy pretending to somehow describe contemporary political life.
Everything always underlines the political limits arising from either the self centered character of humanity as well as the unavailability of a strong central government over the community as well as the country.
