On an average day, Jenna smokes about 24 cigarettes and has done so throughout her pregnancy. Consequently, she has put her baby at increased risk for all of the following EXCEPT
A. hyperacute hearing.
B. slowed growth.
C. central nervous system impairment.
D. susceptibility to respiratory infection.
Answer: A
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A. Free association B. Catharsis C. Dream analysis D. Mesmerism
Regarding the management of bodily reactions to stress, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Meditation promotes relaxation by interrupting upsetting thoughts. b. Regular exercise can reduce anxiety and lower risks for disease by altering hormones, circulation, and muscle tone. c. Progressive relaxation helps a person learn what muscle tension feels like and then to control it. d. In guided imagery, a person is encouraged to imagine an idealistic, fanciful visual image, such as floating on a cloud.
The idea that our movements allow us to experience particular emotions is called:
a. the circumplex model of emotion b. the facial feedback hypothesis c. the differential emotions theory d. display rules
Research in children's memory concludes which of the following?
A. Children are often more susceptible to suggestion than adults. B. Children are not as suggestible as many adults believe them to be. C. Both A and B are correct D. None of the above