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Which of the following statements best represents the evidence of the cephalocaudal principle in newborns?

A) The head represents one-fourth of a newborn's total length but only one-eighth of an adult's height. B) Exposure to PCBs in breast milk has been linked to a variety of neurological impairments. C) Toward the end of the first year of life, infants enjoy finger foods, such as cheese and sliced fruit. D) Babies who are breastfed are at a lower risk for a variety of infant diseases and illnesses.

Stein and his colleagues analyzed data from the Ontario Mental Health Supplement and have reported that ________ is associated with an increased likelihood of dropping out of school

a) agoraphobia b) separation anxiety c) social phobia d) panic disorder