Children Who Are Given Food When They Are Not Hungry

question 19

Multiple Choice

Children who are given food when they are not hungry or are bundled up when they are not cold are most likely to

• A)lose the ability to substitute one need for another.
• B)lose the ability to determine what they need.
• C)learn unique ways of communicating needs.
• D)learn to put their needs on hold.

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