Social and Emotional Development of Children Age:Birth to 1

As children learn about the people and objects around them, new associations are formed within their brains.

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The growth refers to changes in size.

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• False

Development refers to changes in physical, emotional, social and intellectural skills.

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• False

Babies generally are unaware of the emoitonal climate in their home and are unlikely to notice if their parents are worried or angry.

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• False

Babies with failure to thrive generally do not respond to others.

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• False

Being consistent in your treatment of baby gives the baby a senes of security. 

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• False

Babies have different cries based on their needs and caregivers can learn to identify these cries.

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• False

Babies have different cries based on their needs and caregivers can learn to identify these cries.

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• False

It is impossible to tell froma baby's cry what the baby needs or wants.

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• False

Erikson stated that children learn to trust or mistrust others in their first year of life.

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• False