Theorists Believe That Infants Are Wary of Strangers Because

question 27

Multiple Choice

theorists believe that infants are wary of strangers because

• A) they fear that strangers will take them away from their loved ones
• B) strange faces elicit a preprogrammed fear of the unfamiliar
• C) their inability to explain who a stranger is makes them apprehensive
• D) infants associate strange faces with doctors and thus fear that they will receive a shot

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