Children who are adopted shortly after birth have IQ scores that are ______
a. not similar to the IQ scores of either their adoptive mothers or their biological mothers
b. more similar to the IQ scores of their adoptive mothers than to the IQ scores of their
biological mothers
c. more similar to the IQ scores of their biological mothers than to the IQ scores of their
adoptive mothers
d. have IQ scores that are equally similar to the IQ scores of their adoptive mothers and
their biological mothers
C
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a. internal, unstable, and controllable b. external, stable, and controllable c. internal, stable, and uncontrollable d. internal, stable, and controllable e. external, unstable, and controllable
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A. brain and mind are distinct and separate B. effects of apparently identical brain impairment can vary greatly C. her diagnosis is incorrect D. behavior can be predicted if we can "look inside" the brain
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A) resist unwanted interventions by parents or other authority figures. B) find developmental milestones to be triggers for the disorder. C) use regurgitation as a passive-aggressive tactic for control. D) develop phobias centering on specific food groups.