A Person Who Did Not Necessarily Commit the Crime Can

question 22

Multiple Choice

A person who did not necessarily commit the crime can still be held criminally responsible for acts committed by others __________.

• A) only for crimes committed outside the United States.
• B) only when the person who actually committed the crime is a supervisor.
• C) only when the crime committed is a white-collar crime.
• D) none of the above.

Understand the concept and significance of infant attachment and its manifestations.

Recognize the effects of stress and environment on infant brain development.

Identify the dimensions of temperament in infancy and their impact on behavior.

Define self-awareness in infants and its developmental milestones.