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Pregnant women should generally avoid x-ray exposure, especially x-rays of the

Pregnant women should generally avoid x-ray exposure, especially x-rays of the

a. neck area.
b. head.
c. forearms or hands.
d. pelvis and abdomen.

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Shortly after toddlers show self-recognition, they begin to show evidence of the categorical self and the ways people differ. The first dimensions that are incorporated into a toddler's self-concept are

a. pet ownership and language.
b. sex and hair color.
c. sex and age.
d. hair color and age.

Question 3

Exposure to radiation during pregnancy is a type of

a. environmental hazard.
b. engrossment experience.
c. sexually transmitted disease.
d. cultural and historical variation.

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