Which is true regarding depression in infancy?
a. Infants do not exhibit depression-like symptoms.
b. Infants experience the same cognitions that are common among adults (e.g., feelings of low self-esteem, worthlessness, hopelessness).
c. Infants who display depression-like symptoms are those who are most securely attached to their caregivers.
d. Infants sometimes display depression-like symptoms and states.
Question 2
When Daisy is talking to her infant son, Duke, she tends to use a more high-pitched voice, slow speech, and short simple sentences. Daisy's speech would best be described as
a. telegraphic.
b. holophrastic.
c. child-directed.
d. underextended.
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