Question

Mary is playing with her infant daughter Rose. Mary responds to Rosalie's facial expressions by mimicking and exaggerating the same expressions. If Mary's facial expression were to become still, not showing any emotion. How is Rose likely to respond?

Answer 1

Answer:

Look away from Mary or frown.

Explanation:

The emotional facial expressions that Rose will have at the instance will range from looking away from Her mother, frowning, drool or even most likely fuzz.

Answer 2

Answer:

Rose will probably frown, or look away from mary.

Explanation:

Generally infancy ranges from 0-1year. In this particular scenario,it is difficult to know  age of the Rose. This is necessary because, infants reacts and mimicked facial expression based on different age range.

Assuming Rose is up-to 2-months, she will just look away because infants at this age range can not copy or recognise facial expression.

However if Rose is 5 months, she can  recognise the mother facial expression. thus when her mother face was expressionless she should frown or fuss.