Infants Feel Separation Distress When

question 28

Multiple Choice

Infants feel separation distress when

• A)unfamiliar strangers come near.
• B)familiar toys are taken away from them.
• C)their mother disappears for a time.
• D)they are placed in unfamiliar environments

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Definitions:

Price Increase

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Quality Reduction

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