Your father was born in 1957, and you're curious about how your grandfather felt while he was in the delivery room. Unfortunately, he tells you he can't be much help. Why not?
a. Fathers were almost always excluded from childbirth.
b. Nurses were excluded from childbirth.
c. Physicians were excluded from childbirth.
d. Midwives were excluded from childbirth.
A. Prior to the 1960s, fathers were excluded from childbirth. By the late 1970s the majority of fathers were present when their partners gave birth.
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a. reciprocal? exchange b. exchange? communal c. communal? passionate d. passionate? companionate
The method section should contain enough information for
a. another experimenter to replicate the study. b. the reader to have a general understanding of how the study was done. c. the reader to have a vague idea of how the study was done. d. someone to know exactly what statistical analyses were performed in the experiment.
According to Robert Sternberg, the three types of intelligence are
a. logical, musical, emotional. c. verbal, performance, problem solving. b. experimental, logical, verbal. d. analytical, creative, practical.
Virtually all infants are attached to their parents.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)