The most frequent outcome of fetal hyperinsulinemia induced by maternal hyperglycemia is
A. increased bleeding for the mother during delivery
B. macrosomia
C. excessive bleeding within the skull of the baby
D. cardiac arrest
B
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Concerning language, Broca's area is to Wernicke's area as
a. visual is to auditory. b. production is to comprehension. c. syntax is to semantics. d. left hemisphere is to right hemisphere.
The stories of Peter Tripp and Randy Gardner (two different people who each endured extremely long periods of sleep deprivation) suggest that:
A) extreme sleep deprivation invariably leads to a very specific set of symptoms (e.g., hallucinations, breakdowns in judgment) B) an advantage of case studies is that a lot of general information about human beings can be gathered from studying only one or two people C) a drawback of case studies is that different case studies often yield different results D) case studies often fail to use basic safeguards against biased observations
Words like "one" and "two" can only be read by the ___________
a. word recognition method c. Montessori method b. phonetic method d. neither word recognition nor phonetic
Researchers have proposed that the immaturity of the ________ at birth is why humans show infantile amnesia
a. cingulate gyrus b. hippocampus c. frontal lobe d. temporal lobe