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NClaborn

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Which of these describes the Japanese amae principle?
 
  a. The infant has an innate sense of superiority.
  b. Japanese babies are innately wary of foreigners.
  c. The infant feels totally dependent on its mother.
  d. Japanese infants feel comfortable in crowded places.

Question 2

The organism experiences its fastest relative rate of growth during the
 
  a. first prenatal month.
  b. last trimester of pregnancy.
  c. first month of infancy.
  d. 10th month following birth.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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