True/False: There are weight and height differences between boys and girls by two years age.

True/False: When normal reflexes are NOT present in infants, it may be a sign of brain or nerve damage.

True/False: Infants CANNOT distinguish between parents and strangers' voices until about three months of age.

True/False: Infants begin to show judgment at about 12 months of age.

True/False: Telegraphic speech consists of four-word phrases.

True/False: ATTACHMENT refers to the quality and intensity of emotional reactions.

True/False: By six months of age, children can distinguish between familiar and unfamiliar faces.

Multiple Choice: The average weight of a baby at birth is __________________ pounds.

Multiple Choice: The average newborn infant measures _____________ inches.

Multiple Choice: The concept of object permanence begins to develop at ___________months of age.

Multiple Choice: By 24 months of age, most children measure ______ inches in height.

Multiple Choice: A social-emotional trait of a child 12 to 24 months of age would be _____________ .

Multiple Choice: By two years of age, most children weigh __________________ times their birth weight.

Multiple Choice: Typically, pretend play is NOT seen until ___________ months of age.

Multiple Choice: After touching the infants' palm, his or her hands will grip tightly.

Multiple Choice: Infants turn their heads toward anything that brushes their faces.

Multiple Choice: When placing a finger on the lips or mouth, the infants will suck.

Multiple Choice: An automatic body response to a stimulus.