Question 1
In adulthood, a typical person's head is about one-tenth of the person's total body length. At birth, the head is about _________ of the newborn's total body length.
◦ one-half
◦ one-third
◦ one-fourth
◦ one-sixth
Question 2
In contrast to how scientists working in earlier decades have conceptualized the neonatal period, scientists today understand that:
◦ how the infant "attaches" to its primary caregiver is of limited significance
◦ there is much more stress involved in the birth process than previously thought
◦ newborns are much more capable than had previously been thought
◦ newborn behaviors are controlled to a much greater degree by genetics than was previously thought