Children attending high-quality daycare centers are less likely to be securely attached to their mothers than are children raised in their own homes.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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The underlying basis of the insanity defense is that __________.
A. people who have a mental illness should not be punished B. people who have a mental illness cannot ever form the intent needed to commit a crime, so they shouldn't be punished C. even if a criminal act was committed, a mentally ill person may lack moral blameworthiness, and so shouldn't be punished D. even if they had the required intent for a crime, the mentally ill still shouldn't be punished
Kathleen and Alphonse are expecting their first child, and are having a pleasant conversation about the sex of the baby. Kathleen says, "Well, as long as all of the chromosomes are X, we'll be having a girl!" How can Alphonse best respond?
a. "That isn't exactly right, since it is an XY chromosomal pattern that produces a female baby." b. "Actually, it is only one pair of chromosomes that determines the sex of the baby, but as long as they are both X, you will have a girl.". c. "It is not the chromosomes, but the genes that make up the chromosomes that determine whether we'll have a son or a daughter.". d. "We still have six months to go before the sex of the baby will be determined by the 15th and 16th pairs of chromosomes.".
Define and provide an example of the sociocultural perspective on abnormality. How does this approach differ from the statistical deviance model?
What will be an ideal response?
When a memory is recalled, it becomes vulnerable again. This is because it must be ______.
A. potentiated B. confirmed C. reconsolidated D. rehearsed