The Precursor of Anger Present in the First Months of an Infant's

question 48

Multiple Choice

The precursor of anger present in the first months of an infant's life is:

• A)distress (e.g., in response to pain)
• B)disgust (e.g., in response to a bitter taste)
• C)startle (e.g., in response to a loud noise)
• D)all of the above

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Definitions:

Sanity

A legal term referring to an individual's ability to understand right from wrong and the nature of their actions at the time of a crime.

Involuntary Hospitalization

The process of admitting an individual to a psychiatric facility without their consent, typically when they are considered a danger to themselves or others.

Risk Of Harm

The likelihood or possibility that an individual will experience injury, damage, or another negative outcome.

Rehospitalization

The process of being admitted to a hospital again after a previous discharge, often used as an indicator of the quality of care or the severity of a patient's condition.