When an infant is exposed to a painful stimulant, what happens?
A) He or she cannot experience pain.
B) He or she doesn't react to pain inducing stimuli.
C) He or she produces a distinct "pain cry."
D) He or she is much more sensitive to pain than teenagers.

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Infants produce a distinct "pain cry" when exposed to painful stimulants. This cry is different from their normal crying and indicates that they are experiencing pain.

When an Infant Is Exposed to a Painful Stimulant, What