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What is the developmental sequence for peak intensity of the two common fears of infancy?
 
  a. Stranger anxiety and separation anxiety both peak early, prior to the age of six months.
  b. Stranger anxiety peaks earlier than separation anxiety.
  c. Separation anxiety peaks earlier than stranger anxiety.
  d. Both anxieties peak late, after the age of 24 months.

Question 2

The embryo develops from the embryonic disk, which is
 
  a. the inner layer of the blastocyst.
  b. an inner organ of the fetus.
  c. the unfertilized ovum.
  d. a type of teratogen.



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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
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