Each year in the United States, approximately how many infants suffer from disorders that could have been detected at birth with appropriate screening?
A. 25,000
B. 2,00
C. 1,500
D. 1,000
Answer: D
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According to Vygotsky, the upper limit of the zone of proximal development refers to the child's
A) inability to benefit from using a cognitive strategy. B) problem-solving skills when assisted by an adult or a more capable peer. C) behavior during the preoperational stage. D) attachment to a mother or father figure.
He is an extreme perfectionist who is always trying to "do better" but is
depressed. He recently said to his therapist that he was always attempting to please his father. Ever since he can remember, his father has put him down and made fun of him for falling short of his unreasonable expectations. He frequently makes comments such as, "Wow! You are really dumb! You'd think that all those years of school would give you at least a little intelligence, but apparently not!" and "How in the world are you going to survive in this world? You aren't smart and you aren't exactly cute either!" Sergio's father's behavior amounts to: a. Physical abuse b. Sexual abuse c. Emotional abuse d. Neglect e. His father is certainly unkind but he is not actually maltreating him.
Which two dimension of the Eysenck model of personality systematically differ between males and females?
A. intelligence and stamina B. neuroticism and psychoticism C. extraversion and agreeableness D. conscientiousness and openness