In comparison to other infants, infant "X" has more problems with jitteriness, concentration, and sleep. What might we assume about infant "X?"
A) This infant is more likely to be HIV positive.
B) This infant is likely to have been exposed to cocaine in utero.
C) This infant is likely to have had good prenatal nutrition.
D) This infant was most likely exposed to Accutane in utero.

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Infants exposed to cocaine in utero often exhibit symptoms such as jitteriness, concentration problems, and sleep disturbances due to the drug's stimulant effects on the developing nervous system.

In Comparison to Other Infants, Infant "X" Has More Problems