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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Definitions:

Reached Adulthood

The transition stage where an individual moves from youth into maturity, taking on responsibilities and legal recognitions associated with adults.

Behavior

The observable actions or reactions of individuals, often in response to external stimuli or internal decisions.

Play-Time

A designated period during which individuals, particularly children, engage in recreational activities or play for enjoyment and relaxation.

Parents' Permission

The approval or consent given by a parent or guardian allowing their child to engage in certain activities or decisions.