Late One Night George Went to the Drug Store to Pick

Multiple Choice

Late one night George went to the drug store to pick up formula for his newborn child. He noticed that they were out of the brand his wife normally bought. When his wife tried to feed the new formula to the baby, she kept spitting out the nipple of the bottle, until she finally began to accept the new taste. The ability of the baby to adapt to the taste of the new brand of formula reflects:

A) centration.
B) assimilation.
C) conservation.
D) accommodation.