Studies of Infant Taste Preferences Indicate That Taste Preferences

question 60

Multiple Choice

Studies of infant taste preferences indicate that taste preferences

• A) depend on whether the infant was breast- or bottle-fed.
• B) can be modified before or after birth.
• C) depend on the age of weaning the infant to solid foods.
• D) are very difficult to modify after the child is 3 months old.

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Definitions:

Behavioral Economists

Experts who investigate the impact of mental, cognitive, emotional, cultural, and social aspects on the financial decision-making of people and institutions.

Marathon Performance

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Precommitments

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