Compared with women who give birth lying on their backs, women who choose an upright position are ________.
A. more likely to have an unusually long labor
B. more likely to need an episiotomy
C. less likely to use pain-relieving medication
D. more likely to deliver a breech baby
Answer: C
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a. Turn information into mental pictures and make these images as vivid as possible. b. Bizarre images work best for confusing, complex information that you wish to retain for a long period of time. c. If some facts or ideas in a chapter seem to stay in your memory easily, associate other more difficult facts with them. d. If you encounter technical terms that have little or no immediate meaning for you, give them meaning, even if you have to stretch the term to do so.
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A. the glass ceiling. B. pay discrimination. C. role conflict. D. age discrimination.
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A. evaluation of values, goals, and priorities B. little clarification and adjustment of goals C. upheaval and dramatic changes D. a negative outlook if life path cannot be changed