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Emotional and social development are different because emotional development:
form positive relationships.
Sucking
fearful of unfamiliar situations and people.
Startle
separated from their parents and are unable to see others’ views.
begins at birth, but social development begins a few weeks later.
Reaching toward objects before picking up small objects
Grasp
Infants at eleven to twelve months fear being:
form positive relationships.
Sucking
fearful of unfamiliar situations and people.
Startle
separated from their parents and are unable to see others’ views.
begins at birth, but social development begins a few weeks later.
Reaching toward objects before picking up small objects
Grasp
Which illustrates the simple-to-complex pattern of physical development for infants?
form positive relationships.
Sucking
fearful of unfamiliar situations and people.
Startle
separated from their parents and are unable to see others’ views.
begins at birth, but social development begins a few weeks later.
Reaching toward objects before picking up small objects
Grasp
A caregiver put a block in an infant boy’s hand, and the infant closed his fingers around it. What type of reflex is this?
form positive relationships.
Sucking
fearful of unfamiliar situations and people.
Startle
separated from their parents and are unable to see others’ views.
begins at birth, but social development begins a few weeks later.
Reaching toward objects before picking up small objects
Grasp
After the caregiver put a bottle in two-month-old Jason’s mouth, he began moving his lips. What type of reflex is this?
form positive relationships.
Sucking
fearful of unfamiliar situations and people.
Startle
separated from their parents and are unable to see others’ views.
begins at birth, but social development begins a few weeks later.
Reaching toward objects before picking up small objects
Grasp
Social development of infants who have learned to trust differs from that of infants who have not because those who trust are better able to:
form positive relationships.
Sucking
fearful of unfamiliar situations and people.
Startle
separated from their parents and are unable to see others’ views.
begins at birth, but social development begins a few weeks later.
Reaching toward objects before picking up small objects
Grasp
A caregiver slammed the door and the baby threw an arm out and arched his/her back. What type of reflex is this?
form positive relationships.
Sucking
fearful of unfamiliar situations and people.
Startle
separated from their parents and are unable to see others’ views.
begins at birth, but social development begins a few weeks later.
Reaching toward objects before picking up small objects
Grasp
Both emotional and social development patterns lead infants at the age of six to ten months to become:
form positive relationships.
Sucking
fearful of unfamiliar situations and people.
Startle
separated from their parents and are unable to see others’ views.
begins at birth, but social development begins a few weeks later.
Reaching toward objects before picking up small objects
Grasp
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