________ refers to the return of development to a genetically predetermined pathway after restoration of normal nutrition
a. Catch-up growth
b. Canalization
c. Cephalocaudal
d. Synaptogenesis
Answer: a. Catch-up growth
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A) memory. B) encoding. C) storage. D) retrieval.
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(a) telepathy (b) parapsychology (c) confirmation bias (d) the limitations on short term memory (e) none of the above
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A) is between the ages of 3 and 4 years old. B) has an insecure attachment to one or both of her parents. C) has parents who reminisce with her about times when they resolved upsetting feelings. D) is lying about her fear of the dark.
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