A person who is described as intersexed is __________
a) an individual who is born with ambiguous sex organs.
b) an individual who is surgically reassigned at birth so that he or she seems to be of the sex opposite to
c) an individual with normal body development who cannot decide whether to act as a male or a female.
d) a homosexual.
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A. Yes, it is like how a spark plug works. B. Yes, but only in the central nervous system. C. Yes and no, both an electrical charge and neurotransmitters cross the synapse. D. No, neurotransmitters cross the synapse.
The essential treatment component of stress inoculation training is
a. developing an orientation. b. learning coping skills. c. problem-solving training. d. cognitive modeling.
The Flynn effect refers to the way in which wording, or the context in which information is presented, affects decision making
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
John Bowlby claimed that, by about 6 months of age, a baby begins to direct attachment signals towards:
A) the father. B) the mother. C) the primary caregiver. D) anyone who is close by.