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    A Decrease in an Infant's Response as a Result of the Repeated
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A Decrease in an Infant's Response as a Result of the Repeated

Question 22

Question 22

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A decrease in an infant's response as a result of the repeated presentation of a stimulus is a result of


A) lack of understanding.
B) lack of interest.
C) lack of clear vision.
D) lack of trust.

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