Since Newborns Are Predisposed to Look Toward Faces in Preference

question 62

Multiple Choice

Since newborns are predisposed to look toward faces in preference to other stimuli,this offers evidence that .

• A)there is no evolutionary rationale for why humans would show a high affiliation need
• B)there is a decrease in affiliative behavior at the community level
• C)there is a neurobiological basis for the need to affiliate
• D)there is not an automatic response to facial cues
• E)there is a psychological basis for the need to affiliate that is present at a very early age

Evaluate the effectiveness of time series forecasting methods through the analysis of residual plots.

Explain the advantages and limitations of exponential smoothing.

Calculate and interpret moving averages for specified periods given historical data.

Understand and identify the association between two quantitative variables.

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