Secondary emotions,such as pride or shame,show up later in a baby's life because
A)they're genetically programmed that way.
B)there isn't anything for babies to be proud or ashamed of.
C)they require higher levels of cognitive processing.
D)babies don't get enough social interaction until then.

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Secondary emotions such as pride or shame require higher levels of cognitive processing and the ability to reflect on oneself and one's actions. This level of cognitive processing generally develops later in a baby's life.

Secondary Emotions,such as Pride or Shame,show Up Later in a Baby's