Maria decided that she wanted anesthesia for the birth of her first child. After consulting her doctor, she decided on a dual spinal, or a ___________, because she would still be able to move about freely during labor
a. walking epidural c. dermal epidural
b. neuro epidural d. waking epidural
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__________ is playful fighting that involves positive emotions.
A. Sociodramatic play B. Rough-and-tumble play C. Instrumental aggression D. Parallel play
Sally steps on her bathroom scale, and it tells her that she weighs 145 pounds. When she steps on it again after her shower, she gets the same result. In fact, it has told her that her weight is stable at 145 pounds for several days now. Based on her observations, what can more accurately be said about the measurements provided by Sally's scale? a. The measurements lack reliability. b. The
measurements lack validity. c. The measurements are reliable. d. The measurements are valid.
Malik started a game of "telephone" with his friends, where he told a story to a friend who listened and then retold the story to another friend. At the end of the game, the final story included several details that were not a part of Malik's original version. Research on schemas would suggest that the new details
A. fit the overall theme of the story. B. made the story much longer than the original. C. changed the meaning of the story. D. made the story more confusing.
According to research cited in the text, which of the following groups of people age 65 and older would be expected to report the highest levels of healthiness?
a. white Americans b. black Americans c. Hispanic Americans d. White Americans and Hispanic Americans would report equally high levels of healthiness, which would be higher than that reported by black Americans.