Damage involving the ________ tract would be expected to impair walking as well as automatic functions such as breathing and sneezing

Joanne is expecting her child, but she lives in a low income region of the U.S., and she herself is below the poverty line. Which of these is an income­related regional problem that could affect the survival of Joanne's baby?

a. Age of the mother b. Adequacy of medical facilities available c. The mother's attitude about the baby d. Anti-infant mortality laws

Regarding the symptoms of psychosis, which of the following statements is FALSE?

a. The most common type of hallucination seen in psychoses are imaginary tactile sensations. b. During a psychotic episode, the person may be wildly elated, depressed, hyperemotional, or apathetic. c. Some psychotic symptoms can be thought of as a primitive type of communication in which the patients are using their actions to say "I need help.". d. Psychotic speech tends to be so garbled and chaotic that it sounds like a "word salad.".