Kuchuk,Vibbert,and Bornstein (1986)were able to show that 3-month-old infants' reactions to smiling or unsmiling faces
A)were genetically predetermined.
B)were related to their mothers' smiling behavior at home.
C)were related to the genders of the faces used.
D)were related to the races of the faces useD.

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Kuchuk, Vibbert, and Bornstein (1986) found that infants' reactions to smiling or unsmiling faces were related to their mothers' smiling behavior at home. This suggests that socialization experiences play a role in the development of infants' facial expressions. The study did not find evidence for genetic or race- or gender-based influences on infants' reactions.

Kuchuk,Vibbert,and Bornstein (1986)were Able to Show That 3-Month-Old Infants' Reactions