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By the Age of 12 Months, the Infant's Looking Preferences

Question 209

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By the age of 12 months, the infant's looking preferences have become guided by

A) novelty.
B) serenity or tranquility.
C) fear of undeserved punishment.
D) worry that her own facial features may become scrambled.

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