One Consequence of Infant Determinism

question 11

Multiple Choice

One consequence of infant determinism:

• A) may be an excessive focus on working with children and caregiving over immediate needs of adults
• B) is the growing evidence to support the long-term impact of 'attachment parenting'
• C) was the understanding the genetic factors and peer relationships in later childhood have little influence
• D) none of the above

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Definitions:

Holistic View

An approach that considers the whole person, including physical, mental, and social factors, rather than just focusing on individual components.

Spiritual View

An individual's perspective or belief system regarding the essence of being, often involving faith, religion, or one's sense of purpose and connection to the universe.

Biomedical View

A perspective focusing on biological factors in understanding and treating medical conditions, often underemphasizing psychological and social factors.

Intermediate Determinants

Factors that play a role in the outcome of health that stands between structural determinants and individual disease instances.