Who among the following infants is most at risk of dying from sudden infant death syndrome?
A) Billy, an infant who is always put to sleep on his stomach
B) Mel, an infant who sleeps in the same room as her parents
C) Jason, an infant with a slightly above average birth weight
D) Sandy, an infant who is breastfed regularly
A
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The approaches that show the most promise for treating somatic symptom disorders are ____
a. relaxation training, psychoeducation, and changing cognitions b. flooding, modeling, and drug therapy c. hypnotherapy, drug therapy, and changing cognitions d. systematic desensitization, cognitive therapy, and exposure
According to Piaget, determining that the length of the string is the solution to the pendulum problem and being able to provide a rationale are hallmarks of hypothetical-deductive reasoning, which is indicative of ____
a. sensorimotor b. preoperational c. concrete operations d. formal operations
In Ivan Pavlov's original classical conditioning study in dogs, what would have likely happened if he had the metronome on at all times rather than just prior to presenting the food?
A. The dogs would not have formed any association between the metronome and the food. B. It would have taken much longer for the dogs to associate the metronome with the food. C. The metronome would produce another conditioned response (CR) besides salivating. D. The dogs would have salivated constantly until the metronome was turned off.