Spacing Children Too Close Together or Too Far Apart Sometimes

question 85

True/False

Spacing children too close together or too far apart sometimes raises the risks of complications.

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Definitions:

Adaptation-Level Phenomenon

The tendency of humans to quickly adjust to and normalize new stimuli or changes, using them as a new benchmark or standard.

Subjective Well-Being

An individual's self-assessed happiness or satisfaction with life, including emotional and cognitive judgments.

Relative Deprivation

A perceived disadvantage by comparing oneself to others, feeling deprived of something others possess.

Suicides

Deliberately causing oneself to die.