How is sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) defined?
A. the sudden death of the infant due to physical abuse by a caregiver
B. the unexplained death of a seemingly healthy baby
C. the eventual brain death of an infant after a long illness
D. the death of an infant that is caused by an unknown virus
Answer: B
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c. It will cause an abortion if a fertilized egg is already implanted in the uterus. d. It involves implants and is reversible.
Why is the search for identity a concept rarely seen outside of industrialized cultures?
a. Young people may move from childhood to adulthood without the opportunity of an extended adolescence to consider identity. b. Young people may be expected to take on culturally defined roles. c. Choices for identity may be much more narrow than for teens growing up in the United States. d. All of the above
__________ attachment is an uncertain and clingy style of attachment that often includes a negative view of the self.
A. Insecure B. Secure C. Anxious D. Avoidant
The theory suggesting that humans are genetically prewired to learn language at certain times and in particular ways is known as the ________ approach to language development.
A. prescriptive B. learning-theory C. interactionist D. nativist