The major risks of a mother contracting the chicken pox during pregnancy include encephalitis, an enlarged spleen, and blood clotting problems in the baby

Cross-cultural evidence indicates that

A) attachment patterns may have to be interpreted differently in certain cultures. B) babies in Mali show more avoidant attachment than American babies do. C) Japanese infants rarely show resistant attachment. D) there are no significant cultural variations in attachment patterns.

A seizure that starts within the parietal lobe would be expected to produce an aura that involves

a. feelings of being on "pins and needles." b. hallucinations that include old memories. c. flashes of light or color. d. perceptions of a strong odor. e. muscle twitches.