The case that led to the Supreme Court decision in Daubert v. Merrell Dow (1993) involved
A. an expert witness who assessed the quality of tire design.
B. whether repressed memories were scientifically accepted.
C. whether silicone breast implants caused auto-immune reactions
D. whether the morning sickness drug Bendectin had damaging side effects.
D
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To combat insomnia, all but which of the following are recommended in the text?
a. Before going to bed, write down any reminders, concerns, or other things that are on your mind. b. Picture relaxing scenes in your mind as you go to sleep. c. Avoid any activities in bed besides sleeping. d. Establish a regular exercise program 1-2 hours before going to bed. e. Get out of bed if you have not fallen asleep within 20 minutes.
If a dog that was classically conditioned to salivate to a bell, salivates to a buzzer, then generalization is said to have occurred.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Continuous fetal monitoring
A) measures the baby's blood oxygen levels during labor. B) is required in most U.S. hospitals and used in over 85 percent of U.S. births. C) is linked to a decreased rate of cesarean deliveries. D) reduces the rate of infant brain damage and death in all pregnancies.
In the United States, breast feeding _________________
a. is more common among women from low socioeconomic status groups because it is less expensive than formula b. increased in popularity as formulas came on to the market because people worried about their safety c. rates have stayed about the same since the 1940s d. rates vary among people of different ethnic backgrounds