According to the article Drinking Without Thinking about the outcomes of prenatal alcohol use, a woman who says she is going to stop taking a drug such as dilantin (an anti-seizure medicine) "as soon as I get pregnant":
(a) is doing the right thing in protecting her offspring from the drug
(b) need not bother, as this drug has been shown to be harmless
(c) is being over-cautious, she could take the drug until the 20th week of pregnancy with little risk
(d) is exposing her offspring to a risky situation
D
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A. parallel distributed processing B. connectionist network C. neural network D. semantic network
Liz sustained a head injury in a car accident. When she was fully awake, the doctor approached her and asked her questions such as "What is the last thing you remember?" and "When were you born?" Liz was able to answer all these questions correctly. In this scenario, the questions asked to Liz summon up__________
A) unconscious information B) nonconscious information C) conscious information D) preconscious information E) Select
Basic assumptions of behavior therapy include which of the following?
a. Gaining insight into one's problems brings relief from symptoms and ultimately changes one's behavior. b. Emotional disturbances are the result of past experiences that must be understood and resolved before personal growth can be achieved. c. Learned responses cause problems; therefore, behavior can be changed by relearning. d. Emotional disturbances are caused by a loss of meaning in one's life.
The main factor that determines whether a student will be interested in a course is the
a. instructor's teaching style. b. student's attitude. c. readability of the textbook. d. match between the instructor's personality and that of the student.