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:

Problems Associated

refers to the various issues or difficulties that can be connected or related to a specific situation, condition, or context.

Psychological Effects

The impact or changes in an individual's mental state, behavior, or emotions due to various stimuli or experiences.

Physical Effects

The tangible or bodily outcomes that result from an action, condition, or disease, which can be observed and measured.

Stimulants

Substances that increase activity in the nervous system, resulting in increased alertness, attention, and energy.