Teenage girls who attended preschool intervention programs became pregnant at the same rates as other girls, but were more likely to
a. finish high school before becoming pregnant.
b. be married.
c. delay having a second child.
d. return to school after giving birth.
d
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a. durable power of attorney b. living will c. surrogate decision maker d. directive of advice
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Harold and Tanya both have a wide range of schizophrenic symptoms. Harold's symptoms have lasted for eight months; Tanya's have lasted only eight weeks. According to the DSM-5, their diagnoses should be
a. schizophrenia for Harold; schizophreniform disorder for Tanya. b. disorganized schizophrenia for Harold; schizophrenia for Tanya. c. schizoaffective disorder for Harold; schizophreniform disorder for Tanya. d. schizophreniform disorder for Harold; brief psychotic disorder for Tanya.
Emmy, a 14-month-old girl, is extremely passive. If dad is in the same room, she may or may not notice him. When dad leaves the room, she does not cry. How would you classify Emmy’s attachment to her father?
a) secure b) avoidant c) ambivalent d) disorganized-disoriented