Beth's mother started working when Beth was a toddler. The job has been stable and not stressful for her mom. Beth is now 10 years old. What characteristics might Beth exhibit in relationship to her mother working as she grew up?

If the results of an experiment are statistically significant, we may conclude that the

a. operational definitions were reliable. b. experiment was important. c. dependent variable had an effect on the independent variable. d. results were probably not due to chance. e. operational definitions were valid.

A paper by Bellugi and colleagues (1992) describes an eighteen-year-old woman with an IQ over two standard deviations below normal. The woman tells her father what it was like to have an MRI of her brain: "There is a huge machine

It took a picture inside the brain… After it's done, they show you your brain on a computer… Oh, and it was very exciting!" Such a high degree of language proficiency is not common for someone with such a low IQ. This young woman most likely has a genetic condition known as ___. a. Down Syndrome b. Williams Syndrome c. Autism d. Edward's Syndrome