The "neutral-at-birth" theorists argue that sexual reassignment in infancy has a definite time window for success that must be observed

Saltatory conduction refers to

a. a drop in electrical charge below the resting potential. b. the capacity of our brains to change in response to experience. c. the simplest behavior, in which a stimulus provokes an automatic response. d. a nerve impulse jumping from gap to gap in the myelin layer.

Diagnostic criteria for Anorexia Nervosa include each of the following except:

a. Amenorrhea b. Restriction of food leading to very low body weight c. Fear of weight gain d. Distorted body image