Infants' First True Social Behavior Is

question 18

Multiple Choice

Infants' first true social behavior is:

• A) showing fear of strangers.
• B) demonstrating separation anxiety.
• C) smiling at their caregivers.
• D) displaying a fear of heights.

Identify the characteristics of a learning organization and the benefits of such an organizational structure.

Recognize the types of change organizations undergo and the strategies for successful implementation and adaptation.

Understand the concept of "possible self" and its different types.

Recognize the development of self-awareness and self-recognition in infants and young children.

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