Which of the following is NOT an explanation as to why a newborn's body lacks easy mobility?

a) the baby's head is disproportionately larger than its body
b) babies cannot get enough nourishment to increase their strength
c) the baby's limbs are relatively short in relation to the rest of the body
d) babies' bodies are mostly fat, not muscle, so they lack the strength to pick their head up


b

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problem-focused coping? a. He makes an appointment with the Human Resources office to file a harassment complaint. b. He tries to see his office mate's point of view. c. He repeats Reinhold Niebuhr's "Serenity Prayer" until he calms down. d. He thinks about the problem so much that it interferes with his work.

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In selecting the ideal-partner, males rank physical attractiveness higher than do females

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Suzi and her boyfriend Clint both see marriage in their future; unfortunately, they are not in agreement regarding the timing of the event

Whether they get married in one year or three years is of great emotional importance to both of them. Suzi tends to express these matters to others, whereas Clint tends to suppress his feelings. It is likely that: a. Suzi's way of dealing with her feelings would require physical effort that is stressful to the body. b. Clint's way of dealing with his feelings would require physical effort that is stressful to the body. c. Suzi and Clint will both have elevated levels of circulating white blood cells while they make this decision. d. Clint will develop a peptic ulcer if the decision is not made within six months.

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The thin layer of mucous membrane with covers the vaginal opening is known as the

a. hymen b. introitus c. perineum d. clitoral hood

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