One of the Most Striking Differences Between the Treatment of Babies

question 125

Multiple Choice

One of the most striking differences between the treatment of babies by !Kung and treatment of infants in most cultures is the

• A)significant amount of time babies are touched in this culture.
• B)fact that this culture does not believe in breast feeding.
• C)notion that until babies are able to speak, they are considered animals.
• D)this culture heavily stresses the importance of "training schedules."

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Definitions:

Secondary A2 Component

A component that is not primary but serves as an additional or supplementary element in various systems or models.

Primary A1 Component

The initial segment of the auditory cortex that processes basic auditory information.

Sometimes-Opponent-Process Theory

A theory suggesting emotional reactions are followed by opposite emotional states; initially applied to psychological explanations of drug addiction.

Unconditioned Stimulus

A stimulus that naturally triggers a response without the need for prior learning.