Psychologist Stephanie Maden conducted an experiment investigating parents’ expectations about their child’s alcohol use. Her study concluded that if parents’ believed their child would use alcohol, the child was more likely to do so. This can best be explained by which social psychological concept? A) mere exposure effect

B) group polarization

C) attribution theory

D) fundamental attribution error

E) self-fulfilling prophecy

Which sentence is true about preconception care? a. women who are thinking about having a child should not worry about preconception care as it is unnecessary. b. preconception care is health care you receive after you get pregnant.c. it is aimed at finding and taking care of problems that could affect you or the baby during pregnancy and steps to reduce birth defects. d. it will involve taking medication and a strict diet and exercise plan.