The Facial Expressions That Newborns Make in Response to Tastes

question 173

Multiple Choice

The facial expressions that newborns make in response to tastes and smells are:

• A) unique to each individual child.
• B) innate adaptive responses.
• C) learned by observing other people around them.
• D) the same, regardless of the stimuli.

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