What medical technique is used to measure the fetus's heartbeat during the birthing process by attaching a device on the mother's abdomen or by placing a sensor on the fetus's scalp?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good hypothesis?

A. It can be tested using empirical methods. B. It is an if-then statement. C. It is complex. D. It is falsifiable.

The term dialect is used to indicate

A) distinct and different languages found in the same country. B) language forms that are based on another language, but that do not have a syntactic structure of their own. C) variations of the same language based on geographical or ethnic similarities. D) variations of a language that follow no structural patterns.