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facial deformity

motor skill deficiencies

language difficulties

increased memory

When helping a pregnant woman with a drinking addiction you should not:

expect instant success

be a cheerleader for her

encourage her to talk with her health care provider

talk on the phone with others for support

A chronic liver disease caused by excessive alcohol consumption is known as:

Cardiac sympathy

Cirrhosis

Pancreatitis

Parkinson’s

According to research what would be the single most effective deterrent for drinking and driving?

Automatic license revocation

Inability to post bail if arrested

Jail sentence

Also, can someone very briefly explain the threshold and interaction effect as it relates to developmental psych?

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