A combined Apgar score of ________ indicates that the infant is in good physical condition.
A. less than 3
B. 3 or 4
C. 5 or 6
D. 7 or higher
Answer: D
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a. Feelings of ambivalence were significantly associated with discrepancies between participants’ own attitudes and those of their parents or fellow students, independently of participants’ potential ambivalence. b. Feelings of ambivalence were significantly associated with potential ambivalence, but not with discrepancies between participants’ own attitudes and those of their parents or fellow students. c. Feelings of ambivalence were more significantly associated with potential ambivalence than with discrepancies between participants’ own attitudes and those of their parents or fellow students. d. Feelings of ambivalence were neither associated with potential ambivalence nor with discrepancies between participants’ own attitudes and those of their parents or fellow students.
People with high alcohol sensitivity are
a. more likely to drink to excess. b. more likely to experience tremendous withdrawal symptoms. c. less likely than others to drink to excess. d. less likely to have low activity of an enzyme involved in metabolism of alcohol.
Who would benefit most from taking lithium?
A) Zara, who is near death from starving herself B) Jonathan, who swings from mania to thoughts of suicide C) Josué, who has hallucinations and delusions D) Barbara, who experiences excessive worry and anxiety
Consciousness is produced by brain activity
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.