During her pregnancy, Padma increased her intake of coffee and tea. Her doctor is likely to tell her that high doses of caffeine contained in coffee and tea increase the risk of __________
A) premature labor
B) limb deformities
C) respiratory distress at birth
D) low birth weight
Answer: D
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a. random selection. b. random sampling. c. random forecasting. d. random assignment.
If someone with social phobia mainly experiences fear and anxiety around giving speeches publicly, the disorder is referred to as
a. socialized. b. generalized. c. performance only. d. specific.
In one of his experiments, Skinner put several pigeons in Skinner boxes, set the food dispenser to deliver food every 15 seconds, and left the birds to their own devices. Later, he returned and found the birds engaging in odd, idiosyncratic behaviours, such as pecking aimlessly in a corner or turning in circles. Skinner referred to these behaviours as:
A) inadvertent. B) nonsensical. C) unexplainable. D) superstitious.
Cyclothymic disorder usually begins in one's ______
a. early childhood c. late adolescence or early adulthood b. early adolescence d. late adulthood