A procedure that involves removing a sample of tissue from part of the placenta that is done 9 to 12 weeks into a pregnancy is called
a. amniocentesis
b. chorionic villus sampling.
c. ultrasound.
d. maternal glucose test.
b
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What evidence is there that the legal definition of alcohol intoxication-a blood alcohol content of 0.08-should be reconsidered?
A. Most alcohol-related accidents occur at much lower blood alcohol levels. B. Most alcohol-related accidents occur at much higher blood alcohol levels. C. Few people show any impairment at this blood alcohol level. D. Judgment becomes impaired long before this blood alcohol level is reached.
Pavlov's Nobel Prize was for his work on conditioning
a. True b. False
Marie is drowsy and her eyes are closed. She has not yet begun Stage N1 sleep, but she is extremely relaxed. If Marie were connected to an EEG, the recording would most likely show the presence of:
a. theta waves b. delta waves c. gamma waves d. alpha waves
Which of the following personality assessments is used by more clinical psychologists than any other personality assessment?
a. MMPI-2 b. TAT c. Rorschach d. sentence completion methods