A mother breastfeeds her infant exclusively through the first 6 months and then continues breastfeeding until the child is 2 . Whose recommendation is she following?
a. American Academy of Pediatrics
b. American Association of Midwives
c. World Health Organization
d. She is not following any standard recommendations as experts do not recommendbreastfeeding beyond the first year.
c
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What is the difference between the guilty-knowledge test and the more usual polygraph test?
a. The guilty-knowledge test measures brain activity instead of autonomic responses. b. The guilty-knowledge test uses written questions instead of spoken questions c. The guilty-knowledge test probes unconscious thoughts instead of conscious ones. d. The guilty-knowledge test should make some people nervous and not others.
Person-situation interaction is analogous to a(n)____ in educational psychology
a. aptitude test b. achievement test c. aptitude-treatment interaction d. STM-LTM interaction
Given: For one section of the SAT: m = 500 and s = 100 . The SAT was given to a sample of n=35 and the mean SAT for this sample was 536 . Calculate the z test for this sample mean. Does this sample differ significantly from the population for a two-tailed test?
What will be an ideal response?
Because our snap judgments are probably "good bets," the tendency to use heuristics and intuition might be considered
A) adaptive. B) a maladaptation. C) a failure of cognitive miserliness. D) too risky to use.