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daltonest1984

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Physical vulnerability to injury, disability, or disease is higher in
 
  a. girls than in boys, at all ages.
  b. boys than in girls, at all ages.
  c. boys, only after the age of 10 years.
  d. girls who suffer from castration anxiety.

Question 2

Development of form perception in infancy
 
  a. results from the unfolding of canalized genetic traits.
  b. arises entirely from visual practice and learning.
  c. is strongly dependent on the child's own intentions.
  d. is the interactive outcome of genetics, maturation, and early visual experiences.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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