A 35-year-old female presents to the floor after Bariatric surgery. On presentation she states that her pain is well controlled (4/10) and that she has minimal nausea. She is connected to the monitors on the floor with the following findings: Temperature 97.5F, Heart rate 120BPM, SPO2 100%, BP 120/80, Breaths per minute 10. Which vital sign is abnormal? (Thing to think about: What could this abnormal vital sign mean?)

Behavior geneticists assume that, to the extent that genetic factors are important in shaping a given characteristic, individuals who _____ should be more similar than are individuals who _____.

Which of the following is true about studies that examine when infants achieve object permanence?

Children in Mayan and other indigenous Mexican/Mesoamerican cultures are engaged in many of the tasks of daily living from very young ages because adults and older children in their homes and communities expect, help, and encourage them to carry out these activities, and set up the environment to allow them to do so. This is an example of: 

 Match each language-related concept to the best example. 

Which of the face stimuli below (Macchi Cassia et al., 2004) do newborns most prefer to look at? (Alternate image description: A: Upright Face; B: Upside-Down Face; C: Top-Heavy Configuration; D: Bottom-Heavy Configuration)

Stahl & Feigenson’s (2016) study of how infants respond to unexpected events found that:

Label your second essay with the question you chose to respond to (e.g., “Question 4: Culture”), and then complete your essay.

Label your first essay with question you chose to respond to (e.g., “Question 3: Language Learning”), and then complete your essay. 

Cousins Bailey, Sofia, and Zola are playing at an indoor baby gym. Bailey has recently begun to crawl, Sofia has been crawling for a while, and Zola has recently begun to walk. The three cousins hear a jingly toy that has rolled down a too-steep incline. Which of the cousins is likely to attempt to go down the incline?