Which of the following is true of prenatal care in the United States?
A. It has guaranteed financial coverage.
B. It is not used by those who are covered by Medicaid policies.
C. It lacks uniform national standards.
D. It is universal.
Answer: C
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a. larger. b. unconscious. c. actively processed. d. sensory based.
The model of mental health that sees varying levels of symptomatology on a spectrum between health and disorder depending on levels of stress and predisposition is known as the
a. diathesis-biological model. b. medical model. c. psychosocial model. d. diathesis-stress model.
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a. midbrain. b. left hemisphere. c. right hemisphere. d. reticular formation.
Glancing over the shoulder of a man on the bus who is reading a newspaper, you see the headline "Shooting of Hunters Terrible." Your ability to disambiguate the meaning of the utterance depends primarily on
a. the presence of contextual information. b. your ability to visually represent the meaning. c. your memory for similar accidents. d. the isolation of propositions.