Technically Speaking, the Immunity That an Infant Gets from Breastfeeding

question 9

Multiple Choice

Technically speaking, the immunity that an infant gets from breastfeeding is called:

• A) passive immunity.
• B) active immunity.
• C) antigen protein immunity.
• D) adaptive immunity.
• E) innate immunity.

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Definitions:

Integrity

The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles, or moral uprightness, maintaining consistency in actions, values, methods, and outcomes.

External Locus Of Control

The belief that one's life events are largely influenced by external forces or fate rather than one's own efforts or actions.

High Need For Power

A psychological trait characterized by an individual's desire for influence or control over others.

Command Theory

A principle in legal and philosophical theory that emphasizes the role of authoritative commands, issued by a sovereign, in defining law.