Which of these LEAST suggests that a baby is at risk for SIDS?
a. Infant is placed on its stomach to sleep
b. At birth, the infant had a low Apgar score
c. Parents are smokers rather than nonsmokers
d. Mother received adequate prenatal care while pregnant
D
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According to research findings, what is true related to nonverbal communication patterns? a. Young children are equal to young adults in detecting nonverbal cues
b. Young children tend to identify a wider range of emotional expressions than teens or college students. c. As people age, they begin to lose their ability to recognize emotional expressions. d. While verbal communication differs greatly from culture to culture, nonverbal communication is fairly consistent among cultures.
What can an ectothermic animal, if cold, do to regulate its body temperature?
A. begin sweating to cool off B. burrow in the ground to get warmer C. constrict peripheral blood vessels D. regulate body temperature through the use of energy reserves
Ethical guidelines have been developed for research practices in part to
a) Explain the obligations of researchers towards subjects. b) Dictate the type of research that can be conducted. c) Codify the requirements of publishing research reports. d) Rule out objectionable practices such as deception in research.
According to research available to date, the cerebellum is the last structure of the brain to stop growing, some time during emerging adulthood.
a. true b. false