________ is defined as meaningless, speechlike sounds made by children from around the age of 3 months through 1 year.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Babble
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What is one of the most widely used techniques to determine an infant's standing in comparison to well-developed norms?
A. standardized dimensions of motor development (SDMD) B. Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale (NBAS) C. dynamic systems theoretical norms (DSTN) D. Apgar rating system
In a study of Tutsi women who were pregnant during the genocide, compared with non-exposed mothers, mothers who witnessed the genocidal carnage had __________
A) higher PTSD and depression scores, but their children displayed weaker GR methylation B) substantially higher PTSD and depression scores, and their children displayed stronger GR methylation C) higher PTSD scores and lower depression scores, and their children did not show GR methylation D) similar PTSD and depression scores, but their children displayed stronger GR methylation
Susan is talking to her friend who is at the end of her second trimester. Lucila wants to be reassured that she is not crazy, but thinks her baby actually kicks, turns, and hiccups
Lucila even thinks that the baby becomes more active if she talks to it. If you were Susan how do you respond to Lucila's observations? a. "Lucila those activities are normal for the end of the second trimester, and fetuses can hear even in the womb." b. "Lucila, I think you are going crazy. A fetus really doesn't kick that early in the pregnancy and it's crazy to think it can hear." c. "Lucila all those things do happen, but not really until the end of the third trimester." d. "Lucila, I think you need to go see your doctor because something is absolutely wrong."
When we measure something at two different times and compare the scores, which assessment of the measuring device's reliability is being used?
A. Test-retest reliability B. Internal-consistency reliability C. Coefficient of equivalence D. Equivalent-form reliability