Voyeuristic disorder involves sexually arousing urges

Your neighbor has a 2-month-old daughter. He is concerned that she's not reaching for toys as well as she used to when she was a newborn. What would you tell him?

a. He should take her to a doctor. When babies lose a skill in the first 3 months of life, it is usually a sign of neurological damage. b. He should take her to a doctor because loss of skills is a sign of a developmental disorder. c. He shouldn't worry. Lots of babies have this issue around 2-4 months old. Doctors recommend tummy time to correct it. d. He shouldn't worry. Newborns have a prereaching reflex that disappears around 2 months old. By 3 months, his daughter should be developing more voluntary reaching skills.

Social psychologists have recognized that labeling can increase helping

A) only in children. B) only in public. C) only immediately after receiving the prosocial label. D) none of the above