An Infant's Surroundings, Routines, and Patterns of Interacting with Others

question 32

True/False

An infant's surroundings, routines, and patterns of interacting with others are importantbecause they affect the child's development and future learning.

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Definitions:

Duplication

The act or process of copying something or the occurrence of identical genetic or molecular sequences in different parts of a genome.

Genome

The complete set of DNA, including all of its genes, in an organism or a cell.

Fetal Period

A stage of human development that begins at the end of the tenth week of gestation and continues until birth, characterized by rapid growth and maturation of bodily structures.

Recessive Gene

A gene that can be masked by a dominant gene and is expressed in the phenotype only when both alleles are recessive.