Infant sleep patterns
a. are remarkably consistent across infants.
b. stabilize quickly and then do not change through life.
c. are pretty much the same as adults.
d. are very inconsistent and change dramatically as the child ages.
d
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Psychologists have debated whether or not humans have "basic emotions" and, if so, what constitutes a basic emotion? What evidence do people most often cite as support for the idea of basic emotions?
What will be an ideal response?
What difficulty did dualists face in finding support for their views regarding the mind and brain?
A. explaining how a physical brain could result in mental processes B. explaining how the mind could exist C. explaining how the brain could exist D. explaining how a nonphysical mind could impact a physical body
Which of these is LEAST related to low birth weight of the neonate?
a. Mother smokes or consumes alcohol heavily b. Mother has low income and is from an ethnic minority c. Twins, triplets, or quadruplets were delivered d. Mother is calm and free from stress
Overall, regarding the treatment of psychological disorders by combining various forms of treatment,
A. additional concurrent treatments often negate the effectiveness of others, making it prudent to concentrate on one best treatment. B. additional concurrent treatments often provide some extra benefit, so they are worth trying if past data supports their effectiveness. C. multiple concurrent treatments are rarely tested in clinical trials, so practitioners must rely on clinical experience to decide when they might be prudent. D. patients are practically only able to adhere to one treatment, so the therapist must concentrate on whichever one is most likely to succeed.