The Term "Fetal Programming" Refers to

question 140

Multiple Choice

The term "fetal programming" refers to

• A)individual differences in teratogenic effects that occur as a result of genetic differences.
• B)prenatal learning of sounds, tastes, and smells.
• C)genetic differences in ability to learn prenatally.
• D)the later emergence of effects of the prenatal period.

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Definitions:

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