What type of intervention for low birth weight neonates is so successful that it is used in over 75% of neonatal intensive care units in the United States?
a. papoose care
b. kangaroo care
c. marsupial care
d. frequent contact care
Answer: B
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a. make the electric shock ineffective in future conditioning. b. also eliminate the CR to the light. c. leave the CR to the light unaffected. d. convert the light into an inhibitory CS.
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a. participant observation b. direct observation c. unstructured interview d. case study
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