What sexually transmitted infection can be transmitted to the fetus during prenatal development and to the neonate during birth and later through breast milk?
a. syphilis
b. herpes
c. gonorrhea
d. AIDS
D. HIV/AIDS damages brain development prenatally and increases the risk that an infant will not live to adulthood.
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Although the number of high school athletes who get injured playing their sport is not small enough to ignore, the fact is that a. most of those injuries are minor, such as bruises and strained muscles
b. even a serious injury cannot negate the positive impact of such athletic participation. c. these injuries are found almost entirely among football players and wrestlers. d. research has found that suffering an athletic injury helps to develop resilience.
Describe the three steps involved in analogical problem solving. Which step is the most difficult to achieve, and what is the evidence that this is the most difficult step?
What will be an ideal response?
Peter was attacked by a black cat when he was young. Due to this, he developed a fear of cats. A few years later, his parents got him a black kitten, and his fear gradually extinguished. On his way to work one day, he saw a black cat running toward him and felt his old fear resurfacing. In this scenario, the recurrence of Peter's fear of cats is known as _____
A) regularization B) systemic desensitization C) spontaneous recovery D) counterconditioning
Cognitive therapists, like psychoanalytic and humanistic therapists:
A) focus exclusively on early childhood experiences and its cognitive link to the current trauma faced by clients. B) aim to foster self-insight, but they mainly aim to help make people more aware of their current cognitions. C) are of the opinion that people with psychological disorders should be kept in asylums, but they do not recommend the use of shock therapy. D) encourage strict and tedious mental and physical exercises.