Thalidomide was a popular drug in the 1960s given to
a. treat insomnia and nausea.
b. delay childbirth with premature labor.
c. enhance the delivery of nutrients to the fetus.
d. promote protein retention by the mother during pregnancy.
a
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a. neurosurgeon b. clinical psychologist c. clinical social worker d. evolutionary psychologist
While going for the ball in the soccer league championship, a player slips and hits the back of his head so hard that he "sees stars." Which lobe of the brain was stimulated when he hit his head?
a. frontal b. temporal c. parietal d. occipital
The sex of the offspring depends on
A) whether the child has 23 or 46 chromosomes on their genome. B) whether the fertilization results in mitosis or meiosis. C) whether the mother contributes an X or Y chromosome. D) whether the father contributes an X or Y chromosome.
A person may be able to return to some level of normal functioning and a somewhat distress-free lifestyle is the cause if the cause of the problem can be identified
Indicate whether the statement is true or false