a. Hold, touch, and cuddle them.

True

a. Hold, touch, and cuddle them.

False

b. Encourage them to develop their physical abilities such as rolling, sitting, and walking.

True

b. Encourage them to develop their physical abilities such as rolling, sitting, and walking.

False

c. Let them comfort themselves by letting them cry in their crib. 

False

c. Let them comfort themselves by letting them cry in their crib.

True

d. Provide time and space for movement and play.  

True

d. Provide time and space for movement and play. 

False

e. Spend time interacting with them.  

True

e. Spend time interacting with them.

False

f. Give them hugs, smiles, and laugh with them.  

True

f. Give them hugs, smiles, and laugh with them.

False

g. Leave them to work out conflicts with other children. 

False

g. Leave them to work out conflicts with other children.

True

h. The infant learns to trust.

True

h. The infant learns to trust.

False

i. The infant becomes spoiled.

False

i. The infant becomes spoiled.

True

j. The infant learns that they are important.

True

j. The infant learns that they are important.

False

k. The infant learns that what they do makes a difference. 

True

k. The infant learns that what they do makes a difference. 

False

l. The infant learns that they can express their emotions, whether pleasant or unpleasant.  

True

l. The infant learns that they can express their emotions, whether pleasant or unpleasant.

False

m. The infant learns to cry more. 

False

m. The infant learns to cry more.

True