The typical behavior of a child participating in the still-face experiment is to become distressed.

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During the still-face experiment, when the caregiver stops showing emotional responses, the child typically becomes distressed and may exhibit negative behaviors such as crying, fussing or looking away. This reaction is considered a normal response to a sudden lack of attention and interaction from the caregiver's end.

The Typical Behavior of a Child Participating in the Still-Face