Zeskind and Lester (2001) found that which of the following was a risk factor for parental mistreatment of infants?

What is one principal assumption of Alcoholics Anonymous?

a. People cannot recover on their own. b. The first step is to improve overall physical health. c. Only mental health professionals are successful in treating alcoholism. d. Treatment must include a biological intervention, such as Antabuse.

The fact that some peripheral nerves can regenerate after being damaged is made possible by the presence of

a. neurilemma. b. myelin. c. acetylcholine. d. none of these, since peripheral nerves cannot regenerate.