The Nussbaums' baby weighed less than 2,500 grams (around 5. 5 pounds). This new baby is referred to as a
a. low-birthweight infant. c. very-low-birthweight infant.
b. small-for-gestational-age infant. d. small-fry infant.
a
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According to your textbook's discussion of sweatshops,
a. the term "sweatshop" applies only to factories outside North America. b. women earn low wages in these factories, but the cost of food and housing is so low in other countries that the wages are generally fair. c. a large portion of the clothing made outside North America is made under very poor working conditions. d. most sweatshops in Latin America and Asia currently have unions.
Santiago was a young adult in the mid-1960s who suffered from hallucinations and delusions. Diagnosed with schizophrenia, he was prescribed _____, and this drug probably _____ effective at reducing these symptoms.
A) Thorazine; was B) Thorazine; was not C) Clozaril; was D) Clozaril; was not
Research suggests that a breast-fed newborn is able to discriminate his mother from others by using
a. smell. c. touch. b. taste. d. visual cues.
Mei was sent to the school psychologist to be tested. Based on her IQ scores, it was decided that she would do well in the gifted child program. This is an example of which goal of psychology?
a) describing behavior b) explaining behavior c) predicting behavior d) controlling behavior