When John Watson said,"Give me a dozen healthy infants ...," what was he arguing that behaviour is strongly influenced by

A)  environmental factors
B)  heredity factors 
C)  cultural factors
D)  subjective factors

As outlined in the text,de-individuation and social facilitation are good examples of distal variables (i.e.,those occurring in the distant past relative to the event)that can influence criminal behavior.

Co-sleeping may be harmful to the baby if the mother:

A) is in a fetal position around the baby.
B) is a light sleeper.
C) has been drinking.
D) awakens frequently.