At a psychologist's office, Catherine is connected to a machine that gives her a visual picture of whether she is relaxing her head and neck muscles. What diagnosis probably led to this treatment?

Present three techniques used by medical personnel to assess fetal development. How is each

technique performed? Describe when in prenatal development each test is employed and what information it can produce. What risk does each one present to the developing fetus? What will be an ideal response?

The two main questions posed by the information-processing model are:

A) "What are the stages of information processing" and "In what form is information represented?" B) "What's the meaning of life" and "Where can I get some ice cream?" C) "What are the stages of information processing" and "What is the importance of emotions for understanding behavior?" D) "How is information represented" and "How can computers be made to simulate thought?" E) "What are the neurological structures involved in memory" and "Who are the important psychologists in the field?"