When an Infant Has Been Breast-Fed, It Is Capable of Recognizing

question 119

Multiple Choice

When an infant has been breast-fed, it is capable of recognizing its mother by the smell of her breasts or underarms as early as the age of

• A)birth.
• B)two weeks.
• C)eight weeks.
• D)20 weeks.

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Definitions:

Additional Factory

A supplementary manufacturing facility established by a company to increase production capacity.

Producing Units

Entities within an organization responsible for the creation of products or services.

Corn

A cereal plant that yields large kernels set in rows on a cob; an important crop for food, animal feed, and industrial products.

Bushel

A unit of volume used primarily in the United States for measuring agricultural commodities, equivalent to approximately 35.24 liters.