When Michael's father brought him for his 4-year-old well-child check-up, he was told that it is
likely that Michael will be over six feet tall when he finishes growing. How would the
pediatrician be able to predict Michael's later height?
a. The doctor will look at the parent's height and make an educated guess.
b. Stable growth curves at age four can predict adult height.
c. Michael was a larger than average baby when born.
d. Michael was taller than average at age 1.
b. Stable growth curves at age four can predict adult height.
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a. By 1906 in America, only about three psychologists in 10 were women. b. The predominance of early Caucasian male psychologists inadvertently introduced a narrowness into psychological theory and research. c. During the early years in psychology, biases concerning the race, ethnicity, age, and sexual orientation of researchers and participants in psychological research limited our understanding. d. During the early years far too many conclusions were created by and/or based on small groups of people who did not represent the rich tapestry of humanity.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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