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.

Comprehend the HEXACO model of personality and the significance of each dimension.

Recognize the contributions of twin studies to the understanding of genetic and environmental influences on personality.

Acknowledge the relevance of learning approaches to personality psychology.

Identify the importance of cultural context in studying personality and the development of indigenous models.

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Definitions:

Family Patterns

The recurring behaviors, traditions, and norms observed within a family unit.

Family Therapy Practitioner

A therapist specializing in treating psychological, behavioral, and emotional issues by working with families as a whole unit.

Childhood Experiences

The events, situations, and milestones that occur during the early years of life, significantly influencing an individual's development and personality.

Family Unit

A social group typically consisting of parents and their children living together or related by bloodline, regarded as a basic societal nucleus for education, nurturing, and support.