Childhood infections that impact the central nervous system doubles the risk of adult schizophrenia
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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When jurors hear detailed descriptions of events from eyewitnesses, it would be valuable for them to know that memory researchers believe that ____
a. ?memories for faces are very accurate, but memories for other details are not b. ?the details of memories are often filled in by the person both at the time of encoding and at the time of retrieval c. ?memory is like a video recorder with very accurate playback d. ?memories of details of events are very accurate, but memories for faces are not
Which of the following is true of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?
A) HIV/AIDS is the most widely spread STI among young adults. B) Chlamydia is the second most commonly occurring STI in young adults, and it results in sterility. C) There is no prevention for the human papilloma virus. D) Herpes is a major cause of pelvic inflammatory disease which can lead to infertility that cannot be cured.
Which is NOT a text suggestion with regard to puberty, parents, and schools?
A) Pay more attention to what happens in the sixth and seventh grades. B) Don't discuss body changes, as this will make children too interested in having sex. C) Teach children to respect their bodies from a young age. D) Address children's worries about puberty rather than just cautioning young people against getting pregnant or describing the biological facts.
Explain how different parts of the brain other than the cerebral cortex make important advances during early childhood.
What will be an ideal response?