Infants' first true social behavior is:
A) showing fear of strangers.
B) demonstrating separation anxiety.
C) smiling at their caregivers.
D) displaying a fear of heights.

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Infants typically start smiling at their caregivers around 6 to 10 weeks old, which is considered their first true social behavior. While fear of strangers and separation anxiety are also common in infants, they are not considered the first true social behavior. Fear of heights is not necessarily a social behavior.

Infants' First True Social Behavior Is