Selective attention refers to:
a. the ability to ignore all information.
b. the ability to focus on minute, unimportant details.
c. the ability to keep all information out of memory.
d. the ability to focus on relevant features of a task.
Question 2
Does early maternal contact soon after birth influence bonding?
a. No, the infants are too young to know the difference.
b. only if the baby is full-term
c. No, and it may be harmful to the infant.
d. Researchers now view the hours after birth as just one element in a complex bonding process.
Crop plants developed by selective breeding of the wild mustard plant.
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