The text notes that babies who are generally fretful elicit different reactions than those who are temperamentally happy and calm.In turn,their parents' reactions affect the babies' own learning and future behavior.This is an example of the bidirectional nature of
A)genetic predisposition.
B)evolutionary psychology.
C)brain plasticity.
D)nativism.

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The bidirectional nature of parent-baby interactions influencing the babies' learning and future behavior is an example of brain plasticity. Brain plasticity refers to the brain's ability to adapt and change in response to experiences and environmental influences. In this case, the baby's brain is adapting and changing in response to the parent's reactions and behavior towards them. The other options, such as genetic predisposition or nativism, do not adequately capture the dynamic nature of this interaction.

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