The introduction to the section on pregnancy and childbirth pointed out that
a. in the current era, mothers hold positions of substantial prestige in North American culture.
b. the popular media pay attention to pregnancy and childbirth, but researchers tend to ignore this important area.
c. both researchers and the media tend to pay little attention to events concerned with motherhood.
d. researchers tend to focus on the positive aspects of pregnancy and childbirth.
C
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If you get a perfect score on a nonstandardized test, what if anything can we conclude?
a. You have mastered the material that this test is supposed to cover. b. You are at least in the 90th percentile of people taking this test. c. The test was appropriate for the materials that you studied. d. We can draw no conclusion from the information given.
Larissa, age 3, often plays alone. Her parents should be concerned if she
A) talks to imaginary friends. B) works with art materials by herself. C) only does puzzles or builds with blocks. D) engages in functional play involving repetitive motor action.
A researcher observes the play activities of children at recess. The videotape of these play activities serves as the
a. experimental effect. b. observation record. c. observational empiricism. d. scientific record.
What significance does Freud assign to motivation and behavior in his theories?
What will be an ideal response?