How is the APGAR scale applied?
What will be an ideal response?
The APGAR scale measures five items- appearance, pulse, grimace, activity and respiration at both one minute and five minutes after birth. A score of 7-10 is considered to be a reflection of good to excellent condition. An infant scoring a 4-6 will need assistance to begin breathing. A score below 3 means mortal danger.
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Why is it difficult to get rid of superstitions and phobias? a. The memories are stored deep in the brain
b. The memories consolidate unusually quickly. c. The responses are based on continuous reinforcement. d. The responses are based on avoidance learning.
What are the chances that a 44-year-old woman will carry a fetus with Down Syndrome?
1 in 16 1 in 20 1 in 67 1 in 200
The defense mechanism that involves the conscious blocking of unpleasant memories from awareness is called:
a. repression b. compromise formation c. suppression d. projection
Adultery is tacitly accepted as a fact of life in a number of Muslim societies, such as in ____
a. the Philippines and Pakistan c. Africa and Pakistan b. Pakistan and Indonesia d. Africa and Indonesia