The Reason Why Putting a Band-Aid on a Toddler's Stomach

question 117

Multiple Choice

The reason why putting a Band-Aid on a toddler's stomach might reduce her tummy-ache but not reduce the gastrointestinal distress of an adult is that:

• A)toddlers are more susceptible to classical conditioning than adults.
• B)adults have more pain receptors in their intestines than toddlers.
• C)adults do not have the conscious expectation that the Band-Aid will work.
• D)toddlers have less active anterior cingulate cortices than adults.

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