The Suckling Motion of a Newborn Is an Example of

question 32

Multiple Choice

The suckling motion of a newborn is an example of

• A) fixed behavior.
• B) learned behavior.
• C) communication.
• D) social behavior.

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Definitions:

Therapy

A treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder, often involving talking to a psychologist about one's problems and issues to find solutions.

Improvement

The process of becoming better through making changes or adjustments.

Behavior Therapist

A mental health professional who uses principles of behaviorism to treat psychological disorders and modify harmful behaviors.

Childhood

The period of a person's life from birth to adolescence, often associated with growth, learning, and play.