Which period of prenatal development is considered the critical period and a time in which teratogens can have a profound effect that endure into adulthood?
A. conception
B. germinal period
C. embryonic period
D. fetal period
Answer: C
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When dealing with young infants, why is infant-directed speech preferred over normal adult speech? a. Infants have an easier time producing infant-directed speech
b. Infants pay more attention to infant-directed speech. c. Infants prefer the rapid pace of infant-directed speech. d. Infants like infant-directed speech because it lacks the confusing changes of pitch found in normal adult speech.
Markus moved into an apartment on a busy city intersection. Initially, the noise from the traffic kept him awake. After living in his apartment for a few weeks, however, the noise no longer bothered him and he slept throughout the night. This example demonstrates the behavioural process of:
A) classical conditioning. B) sensitization. C) operant conditioning. D) habituation.
The continual interaction of biological, psychological, and social influences and their effect on behavior is considered
A. sociocultural. B. psychobiological/biopsychological. C. systematic. D. multidimensional and integrative.
Which of the following pairs would result in a negative correlation?
a) bacteria and sickness b) antigens and antibodies c) antigens and wellness d) T cells and overall health