Moesha has been extremely stressed throughout her pregnancy. Her husband left her, she was laid off from work, and her mother died. Her doctor informs her that the extreme stress she has been under may have caused hormonal secretions of adrenaline that could affect her child. What would be the most likely impact on Moesha's baby?
a. Deafness
b. Impaired vision
c. Mild intellectual disability
d. Increased irritability and crying
d
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A. severe intellectual impairment in their children B. short-term delays in physical growth that are overcome by school age C. problems in school learning and behavior D. learning problems in infancy but not in school age children
A researcher who is examining the effects of temperature and humidity on the eating behavior of rats uses a factorial experiment comparing three different temperatures (70?, 80?, and 90?) and two humidity conditions (low and high). The experiment has ____ level(s) for the temperature factor and a total of ____ treatment conditions
a. one; three b. three; six c. six; six d. three; two
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A. physical-mental B. mental-mental C. mental-physical D. none of the above
By alienation, Hegel meant the realization that:?
a. ?one's mind exists apart from the Absolute b. ?people are separated from the fruits of their labor c. ?people are separated from their natural tendency toward self-actualization d. ?people have become separated from their basic roots in nature