Consequences of long-term excessive drinking include

a. liver disease and/or pancreatitis.
b. cardiovascular disorders

c. brain damage.
d. any or all of these


d

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Hannah is a baby who is fussy, difficult, and slow to adapt to new situations. Her mother is a very sensitive caregiver and makes sure that Hannah has a strict routine and doesn't get upset when Hannah is fussy. What can we predict about Hannah's developmental outcome?

A. Hannah will continue to behave in the same manner throughout life because temperament is an inborn trait. B. Hannah will probably adapt her temperament style and will in time no longer display behavioral problems. C. Hannah will, in time, influence her mother to become more frustrated with parenting and become less sensitive to Hannah's needs. D. Hannah will have difficulty in school and with peers.

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Psychologist Davis Strayer wanted to find out if using a cell phone while driving a car affected the likelihood of having an accident

First, he formed two groups of people and gave members of one group a test of driving ability while they were using a cell phone with the second group taking the driving test without using a cell phone. He confirmed that almost all drivers talking on cell phones drive no better than people who are legally drunk and are more likely to have an accident. In his study, Dr. Strayer used a. naturalistic observation. b. the experimental method. c. the survey method. d. a correlational study.

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A child is born with female genitalia but at puberty fails to develop breasts or start a menstrual period. This child suffers from __________.

A. Klinefelter's Syndrome B. congenital adrenal hyperplasia C. a disorder of sexual development D. Turner's syndrome

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