What biological, psychosocial, and cultural influences play a role in the development of one’s unique sexual script? How does this change from birth to adulthood? Think of your own sexual script and how it compares and contrasts with the scripts of other people that you know.

Interactional synchrony is like an "emotional dance" between caregiver and child, wherein they send important signals and share emotions. what does this process form for the child? a. a physical foundation for trust b. a basis of the drive for independence c. positive experiences that stabilize brain connections d. a basis for attachment

An example of maslow's need for safety is reaching goals through self-discipline

What should you not do when doing abdominal workouts? a. keep your chin off your chest b. keep your head aligned with the spine c. put pressure on your neck d. all of the above