Secondary Intersubjectivity Is a Complex Way in Which Infants Begin

question 47

Multiple Choice

Secondary intersubjectivity is a complex way in which infants begin to interact by:

• A) concentrating on the primary caretaker.
• B) ignoring the caretaker in favor of what interests them.
• C) interacting with the caretaker only when he or she is present.
• D) simultaneously paying attention to the caretaker and another object.

---

Definitions:

Defaulting

Failing to meet the legal obligations of a loan, typically by not making the required payments.

Health Insurance Market

The sector of the economy providing plans and services for individuals to cover healthcare expenses.

Adverse Selection

A situation in markets where buyers and sellers have asymmetric information, leading potentially to a selection of undesirable outcomes, such as in insurance markets where those most likely to need coverage are also most likely to purchase it.

Life Insurance Companies

Financial institutions that provide compensations to beneficiaries upon the insured individual's death, offering financial security and risk management.