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What are two types of prenatal experience associated with increased risk of schizophrenia?
 
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Question 2

In a scientific research study, which sequence of steps do researchers typically
  follow?
 
  a. Generate a hypothesis -> conduct observations -> collect data to test hypothesis
  -> analyze data -> revise hypothesis
  b. Conduct observations -> generate a hypothesis -> collect data to test hypothesis
  -> analyze data -> revise hypothesis
  c. Conduct observations -> generate a hypothesis -> collect data to test hypothesis -
  > revise hypothesis -> analyze data
  d. Generate a hypothesis -> conduct observations -> revise hypothesis -> collect data
  to test hypothesis -> analyze data
  e. Generate a hypothesis -> conduct observations -> collect data to test hypothesis
  -> revise hypothesis -> analyze data


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Answer to Question 1

Two of: 1. flu virus - elevated risk in children whose mothers had the flu during the second trimester. 2. Rh incompatibility - elevated risk in children. 3. Early prenatal nutritional deficiency. All compromise fetal development, especially brain development.

Answer to Question 2

B



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