Toxic stress is usually caused by:
a. ingestion of some type of toxin or poison.
b. mild elevation of hormone levels.
c. ongoing adversity that affects the infant directly.
d. ongoing changes in the brain over the first two years of life.
Question 2
When a stranger enters during the Strange Situation procedure, a child with an insecure resistant attachment relationship with his/her mother will most commonly:
a. concentrate on playing with the toys and ignore the stranger.
b. display obvious anger, with acting-out behaviors.
c. resist all efforts by the stranger to offer comfort.
d. seem wary or concerned.
Cellular movements caused by the actions of flagella and cilia
Intussusception. The condition is caused by an infolding of the small intestine, which often causes
The Do's and Dont's of Stress Management
Type of Interactions, Model, Examples and Dependence of Energy on Distance
Opener Pigment mutations within an ear of corn, caused by transposition of the Ds element
Wild-type flowers of Arabidopsis