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Lifespan Development

Check Your Understanding Questions

Lifespan DevelopmentCheck Your Understanding Questions
23 .
What is the difference between molecular genetics and epigenetics?
24 .
Explain how single gene disorders differ from chromosomal disorders.
25 .
Describe at least two options for individuals who deal with infertility.
26 .
Briefly outline the path sperm take from production to ejaculation.
27 .
Describe three behaviors or activities that promote a healthy pregnancy and explain why they matter.
28 .
What are two possible causes of spontaneous abortion?
29 .
How is fetal development monitored and chromosomal or genetic issues assessed?
30 .
Explain the role of oxytocin in childbirth, specifically how it is involved in labor.
31 .
Briefly discuss potential causes and consequences associated with low birth weight.
32 .
Briefly discuss potential causes and consequences associated with premature birth.
33 .
What is the difference between baby blues and postpartum depression?
34 .
How does swaddling help a newborn?
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