Infants' Recognition of Joy Before Anger Has Functional Value Because

question 46

Multiple Choice

Infants' recognition of joy before anger has functional value because:

• A)recognition of joy provides rewarding experiences for the infant
• B)joy strengthens the mother-infant bond through mutually rewarding experiences
• C)anger recognition is not adaptive in the first year of life because they lack responses to cope with threatening situations
• D)all of the above

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