You are an intern working at the maternity ward in a hospital. This is your first day on the job, and a woman who is in labor had her fetal monitor alarm sound. Given what you've learned from your text, what should you do next?
Ignore the fetal monitor because there are many false alarms.
Begin massaging the woman's abdomen.
Alert a nurse that the fetus is probably going to be born with a genetic disorder.
Quickly tell a nurse that the fetus is in distress.
Quickly tell a nurse that the fetus is in distress.
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a. education about OCD and the rationale for the treatment b. development of an exposure hierarchy c. exposure to the fearful situations d. flooding
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
If a researcher discovers that a variable that is not of interest in a study may be affecting the dependent variable, that researcher
a. can rule out causal ambiguity. b. should invoke the temporal precedence rule. c. has identified a possible extraneous variable. d. should use a double blind study to overcome the problem.
Distributions of scores for two groups in an experiment can be compared by
A. arranging the "stems" for both groups in one stem-and-leaf display and the "leaves" for both groups in a second stem-and-leaf display. B. preparing one stem-and-leaf display using the scores for both groups. C. arranging a stem-and-leaf display for each group side-by-side. D. none of these