In the 1990s, insurance companies required hospital stays of 96 hours following a birth before covering medical costs.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Flavia is upset because she was unfairly criticized by her boss at work today. She considers stopping by a martial arts dojo to "get some of her aggression out" by fighting. In this case, research predicts that
A. fighting at the dojo will reduce future aggression, but in a far less effective manner than therapy or meditation. B. fighting at the dojo will have no effect on aggression, but instead would be purely recreational. C. fighting at the dojo will reduce future aggression quite effectively. D. fighting at the dojo will actually increase future aggression.
Tommy is a researcher studying whether gray matter volume in the brain can predict how well individuals perform on a test of crystallized intelligence. Due to budgetary constraints, he decides to measure the volume of only one area of the brain. Will this be sufficient to answer his research question?
A. No, because there is not a direct association between volume in any one region of the brain and intelligence. B. No, because only white matter volume in the brain's intelligence center is associated with intelligence. C. Yes, because there is a direct association between intelligence and volume in each specific region of the brain. D. Yes, because gray matter volume is consistent throughout the brain and should be the same regardless of where it is measured.
Research on hormones and behavior suggests that early exposure to masculinizing hormones can affect the
a. development of verbal skills later in life. b. type of toys that children chose to play with years later. c. development of interpersonal skills during adolescence. d. none of these answers are correct
It is normal for children who have acquired daytime control over their bladders to have
accidents in the nighttime for a year or more. Indicate whether the statement is true or false