A condition in which the placenta is abnormally positioned in the uterus so that it partially or completely covers the opening of the cervix is referred to as placenta ____
a. effacement c. sampling
b. distress d. previa
D
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Damage to which of the following structures may be associated with human violence?
a. the hippocampus b. the fornix c. the orbitofrontal cortex d. the fusiform gyrus
Brief periods in which specific kinds of experiences have significant positive or negative consequences for development are referred to as
a. latency periods. c. maturational periods. b. schemes. d. sensitive periods.
What is the time during which a neuron cannot fire again?
a) recovery period b) replacement period c) refractory period d) terminal period
__________ is crucial for a wide variety of social–cognitive achievements, including understanding others' emotions, referential communication skills, and self-concept and self-esteem
A) Metacognition B) Making social comparisons C) Understanding of moral imperatives D) Perspective taking