Mansa's baby was moving so much that it seemed to be trying out for some Olympic sport. When Mansa mentioned this to her doctor, her doctor informed Mansa that fetal movement is __________.
A. not connected to fetal health
B. a sign that the fetus is not developing normally
C. vital for fetal physical development
D. random
Answer: C
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a. You try to figure out what courses you'll take next semester by obtaining an overview of the initial state; this perspective is similar to the overview from the top of a hill. b. You want to become a social worker, so at each choice point, you choose the option that appears to lead most directly toward your goal. c. You divide the problem into an orderly series of "hills," each of which must be surmounted before you move forward. d. You realize that you must sometimes move backwards (returning to a previous "hill"), in order to move forwards to a solution.
Self-conscious emotions begin to emerge by
A) 15 months. B) 6 months. C) 2 years. D) 3 years.
Academically oriented preschool programs that emphasize academics over self-directed exploration ______.
A. better prepare children for kindergarten than child-centered programs. B. have a positive impact on motivation and learning. C. primarily serve children from low socioeconomic backgrounds. D. negatively influence motivation and learning.
In the 45- to 64-year-old age group, the death rate for Black Americans is nearly twice as high as for White Americans
Indicate whether the statement is true or false