Lexie is accurately described as a "doula.". This means that Lexie
a. was exposed to German measles when she was a fetus.
b. assists women while they are giving birth.
c. has used artificial insemination to become pregnant.
d. can read but is mute (cannot talk).
b
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Who would most likely be recommended for a combined drug and behavioral treatment program for ADHD?
A. Joe who is in the 12th grade B. Leo who is in preschool C. Kevin who possesses average social skills D. Kenny who has severe ADHD
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There is some research that suggests that the development
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