Answer:
The correct option is D: An 11-month-old girl may show anxiety when her mother goes into another room.
Explanation:
Option C is wrong because: A 5 month old baby will not develop fear of strangers and separation anxiety because it is between the age of 4 to 6 months that they begin to develop vision, which means that they may not have the ability to distinguish between their mother and strangers.
Option B is wrong because Young infants begin to experience distress and contentment even before they are 12 months.
Option A is wrong because at 12 weeks, which is 3 months, the baby still uses sound and not facial expression. Hence at, three months, a baby is more likely to smile to a sound from a person rather than in response to a smile.
The correct option is D: At 11 months, a baby's vision is clear and can differentiate between his parents and others, and at this point they begin to show some emotions like anxiety, fear and others.
This is not a good plan because it does not include healthy eating and exercise
If they have a low self esteem it could make the mood bad and spread to the other person eventually, it can also lead to depression and high self esteem brings positive vibes to everyone, but you don't want too much of it or you could seem stuck-up, if someone tries complementing your dress don't go oh well I'm too fat in it, or yeah it looks so good on me, no one else it would look good on. Just say thanks! And give yourself complements if your feeling down :)
2,3, and i am not 100% sure but i also think 5.... when you starve your body attacks fat and muscle to use for energy until you consume some sort of calorie.
