When a mother plays peek-a-boo with a baby, the mother is helping ...

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When a mother plays peek-a-boo with a baby, the mother is helping teach the baby which of the following?
 
  a. object permanence c. visual skill
  b. coordination d. vocal rhythm

Question 2

The very first sucking by an infant occurs because of:
 
  a. the mother stroking the cheeks c. a purposeful seeking of pleasure
  b. an accidental reflex of rooting d. hunger and a message to the brain

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Answer to Question 1

A

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A Correct. When a mother plays peek-a-boo with a baby, the mother is helping teach the baby object permanence.
B Incorrect. When a mother plays peek-a-boo with a baby, the mother is not helping teach the baby coordination.
C Incorrect. When a mother plays peek-a-boo with a baby, the mother is not helping teach the baby visual skill.
D Incorrect. When a mother plays peek-a-boo with a baby, the mother is not helping teach the baby vocal rhythm.

Answer to Question 2

B

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A Incorrect. The very first sucking by an infant does not occur because of the mother stroking the cheeks.
B Correct. The very first sucking by an infant occurs because of an accidental reflex of rooting.
C Incorrect. The very first sucking by an infant does not occur because of a purposeful seeking of pleasure.
D Incorrect. The very first sucking by an infant does not occur because of hunger and a message to the brain.