Life-course persistent antisocial acts
a. emerge early in life and fade in later life
b. emerge early in life and continue throughout development.
c. emerge in midlife and fade in later life.
d. emerge in midlife and continue throughout development.
b
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a. "I know you are stressed. It's hard to complete so much in so little time." b. "You always say that, yet you always overwork yourself." c. "You worry too much about deadlines; no one cares if everything is in on time." d. "You work better under pressure; get over it."
Which of the following birthing options views physicians as unnecessary and sometimes even dangerous?
a. Lamaze method. c. Doulas. b. Midwives. d. Bradley Method
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A. Her children are resilient and will likely be able to deal with stressors in the same manner that she did. B. Her children are being raised without the same stressors. C. Nuray could begin very early with family systems therapy with her children. D. Nuray could consider shielding her children from all potential stressors by not exposing them to new people and places.