When asked whether it is important for some sensory damage (e.g., congenital cataract) in an infant be treated early, a competent physician would say,
a. "If you hope to achieve the best results, absolutely!"
b. "You can delay the procedure, but only until age two.".
c. "The earlier you intervene, the more likely the procedure will actually increase the long-term damage.".
d. "There is no relationship between the timing of intervention and the long-term implications.".
a
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c. developing an educational plan that exempts him from mathematics requirements. d. placing him in a school for learning disordered children.
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A) beta waves B) non-rapid eye movement sleep C) alpha waves D) rapid eye movement sleep
Hector's wife announces that she is taking their children, moving out of their home, and filing for divorce. Hector disappears and six months later, he is found at a location 500 miles from his home, using a different name and not appearing to know his real name or his home address. Hector is displaying ____
a. ?dissociative identity disorder b. ?dissociative amnesia c. ?conversion disorder d. ?generalized anxiety disorder
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a. minority children are more likely than European American children to live in low-socioeconomic status homes. b. the cultures of minorities are typically less sophisticated than those of European Americans. c. minorities are aware of stereotypes for their particular social group and tend to confirm the negative stereotype when it is activated. d. the tests are biased and based on skills and knowledge that are deemed important by the majority culture.