In the 1950s and early 1960s, many women were prescribed thalidomide to prevent morning sickness. This drug, often taken in early pregnancy, was associated with ______.
A. juvenile diabetes
B. high birth weight
C. deformities of the arms and legs
D. stomach cancer
Answer: C
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A) self B) ego C) id D) ego identity E) Select
Females tend to place relatively more emphasis than males on personal factors such as financial status and reliability
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
If the null hypothesis is true, then the alternative hypothesis _____
a. must also be true c. might be true b. cannot be true d. cannot say
Jamie is interested in assessing family interactions in highly naturalistic contexts without
experimental manipulation. After polling her families, she discovers that almost all of the families have dinner together at least 3 times a week. Such a naturalistic observation of behavior in a common, real world context is termed a(n): A) experimental design. B) focus group. C) setting event. D) field-lab study.