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wenmo

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Children who encounter gender stereotype- inconsistent information will likely
 
  a. ignore the conflicting information
  b. change the sex of the person engaging in the behavior.
  c. change the schemas related to that gender.
  d. categorize the information as an exception to the rule.

Question 2

What is prepared childbirth? How does it relate to pain management during labor and delivery?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

Prepared childbirth is a type of childbirth that involves practicing procedures designed to minimize pain and reduce the need for medication during delivery. Women who attend childbirth education programs and adhere to their recommendations usually require fewer and lower amounts of drugs during delivery than women who have not participated in prepared childbirth.



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