When children who lack growth hormone (GH) are given synthetic injections of GH starting at an early age, they
A) grow normally until the beginning of puberty.
B) show catch-up growth and then grow at a normal rate.
C) still reach an average mature height of only about 4 to 4½ feet.
D) gain more in weight than in height.
B
Psychology
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A. enables growth spurts in height and weight. B. stimulates the testes to increase their output of testosterone. C. signals the ovaries to boost estrogen production at puberty. D. prevents the long bones from making further gains in length.
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The relationship between religious beliefs and _______ remains even after taking into account socioeconomic status, health behaviors, and specific practices.
A. wealth B. age C. mental health D. longevity
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