Infants' Reaction to a Painful Event or Stimulus Is Not

question 8

Multiple Choice

Infants' reaction to a painful event or stimulus is not always a direction indication of pain.It is also a response to:

• A) auditory perception
• B) poor coping mechanisms
• C) social cues
• D) tactile stimulation

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