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Nine-month-old Elmer sees a rabbit in the yard. He then looks at his father, Fudd, and tries to direct Fudd's focus toward the bunny by pointing at the hopping rabbit. Elmer's behavior illustrates the process of _____ as an indicator of an emerging self-awareness.
 
  a. joint attention
  b. industry
  c. temperament
  d. behavioral inhibition

Question 2

Comas are most likely to be reversible when the coma is due to
 
  a. massive external head trauma.
  b. an abnormally low body temperature.
  c. heart failure.
  d. HIV/AIDS.


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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
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Answer to Question 2

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