Bird (1994) argues that "social pregnancy" is important to women. "Social pregnancy" refers to
a. Planning for a future pregnancy with a spouse through imagining
b. Taking steps to become more "like" a mother prior to becoming pregnant
c. The process that occurs as others respond to a woman as an expectant
mother
d. The phase that occurs between the decision to adopt and bringing home a baby
e. The time between marriage and first pregnancy when family members begin to
pressure a couple to conceive
c.
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Once Walter determined the aim of his speech and wrote it down in concrete, specific terms, he was ready to begin constructing the speech. Walter created his
a. general purpose. b. thesis. c. specific purpose. d. theme.
The concept of unfair competition was first recognized by the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of:
a) Guglielmi v. Spelling-Goldberg Productions; b) CBS v. Democratic National Committee; c) International News Service v. Associated Press; d) Pottstown Daily News v. Pottstown Broadcasting Company.