When Caregivers Soothe a Crying Infant in Distress

Multiple Choice

When caregivers soothe a crying infant in distress:

A) they help the infant to regulate his own emotions.
B) they make the infant too dependent upon others and unable to regulate his own emotions.
C) they curtail the infant's ability to express himself during the middle childhood years.
D) the level of stress hormones is increased and mood swings are produced in the infant.