Multiple Choice
In developmental psychology, at approximately what age do children typically begin the transition from saying simple sentences to producing more complex sentences?
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As a woman approaches menopause, which of the following physiological changes is most likely to occur?
A
An increase in ovulation frequency
B
A significant rise in progesterone levels
C
A decrease in estrogen production
D
The onset of menarche
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Understand the key physiological changes that occur during menopause, which is the natural decline in reproductive hormones as a woman ages.
Recall that menopause is characterized by a decrease in the function of the ovaries, leading to reduced production of hormones such as estrogen and progesterone.
Evaluate each option: an increase in ovulation frequency is unlikely because ovulation typically decreases and eventually stops during menopause.
Consider hormone levels: progesterone levels generally decline rather than rise significantly during menopause.
Recognize that the onset of menarche refers to the beginning of menstruation, which occurs in adolescence, not menopause, making it unrelated to this stage.
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