In the Context of the Ability of Neonates to Lift

question 58

Multiple Choice

In the context of the ability of neonates to lift and hold their torsos and heads, which of the following is true?

• A) They generally manage to hold their heads quite well; hence, supporting the head is not necessary.
• B) They cannot move their heads on their own.
• C) They can move their heads slightly to the side.
• D) They can lift their heads and torsos for short periods of time when on their stomachs.

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Definitions:

Barnum Effect

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