If a child has a high fever, __________.
A. it is unlikely that severe damage will result, given that a fever simply means that the body is fighting an infection
B. it is important to reduce the fever to prevent possible tonic phase induction
C. there is a possibility that the fever will trigger a seizure
D. a resulting seizure would only be limited to individuals older than 10 years of age
Answer: C
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A. There are usually few differences between the two groups. B. Premature infants usually develop into physically disabled adults. C. Full-term infants, on average, score 20 points higher on intelligence tests. D. Premature babies ironically surpass full-term babies in size and weight in adulthood.
Pollack and Pickett's experiment on understanding speech found that when participants were presented with individual words taken out of conversations (single words presented alone with no context), they could identify
A. 100 percent of the words spoken by their own voices. B. 50 percent of the words spoken by their own voices. C. 50 percent of the words spoken by others with an accent similar to theirs. D. none of the words spoken by others.
The effects of experiencing divorce tend to be very short-lived if the child involved is in college
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The term that means that a construct might be related to some constructs but not to others is:
a. range of convenience b. ordinal relationship c. preemptive construct d. permeability