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Ebrown

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Research on early infant ability to imitate (e.g., Meltzoff, 2004) has tended to assess the action of
 
  a. eye blinking.
  b. rolling over.
  c. sticking out the tongue.
  d. smiling.

Question 2

Amanda shows a clear interest in listening to voices of humans but shows no particular preference for one person over another. Amanda is best classified as being in the _____ phase.
 
  a. goal-corrected partnership
  b. undiscriminating social responsiveness
  c. active proximity-seeking/true attachment
  d. discriminating social responsiveness



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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