Three of the Following Statements Are Typically True of Fathers

question 32

Multiple Choice

Three of the following statements are typically true of fathers. Which one is not typically true?

• A) Fathers can competently feed and bathe their children.
• B) Fathers tend to engage children in active physical play.
• C) Fathers help children learn to get along with others outside the family.
• D) Fathers spend more time than mothers addressing children's physical care.

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Definitions:

Habituation

A decrease in response to a stimulus after repeated exposure, demonstrating a basic form of learning or adaptation.

Neural Fatigue

A temporary decrease in neural efficiency, leading to a decline in cognitive or physical performance due to prolonged activity.

Stimulus

Anything in the external or internal environment that elicits a response from an organism.

Dishabituation

A renewal of response to a stimulus after a previously habituated response has declined, indicating a recovery of attention or responsiveness.