Modern industrial cultures tend to favor people who are _______________-handed, as you may see from the way simple objects and machines are often designed.

​_______________ refers to a birth complication in which umbilical blood flow is disrupted and the infant does not receive adequate oxygen.

​Why would it be fair to say that physicians Grantly Dick-Read and Ferdinand Lamaze revolutionized approaches to childbirth?

​Jason is looking around the living room for his car keys and says out loud, “Where are my keys?” His one-year old son, Eli, is sitting in his high-chair eating graham crackers, and watching Jason struggle to find the keys. Which of the following statements BEST describes Eli’s perception of this search?

​Which of the stages of labor is the briefest, and typically involves only a few “pushes” to expel the placenta?

​Because children with autism spectrum disorders tend to master false belief tasks very slowly, researchers have speculated that an absence of ____ is the primary component of these conditions.

​Use the biopsychosocial framework to describe four factors that could be important in the development of parenting skills.

​The first of Piaget’s four proposed stages of cognitive development, occurring in infancy, is called the _______________ stage.

Mental _______________ refers to mental programs that are the basis for performing particular tasks.

​The brain and spinal cord of a baby begin as a(n)