We saw a short video of a mother and her child in the "still face paradigm." The still face paradigm is a lab experiment in which a mother's unemotional face is used to evoke pronounced behavioral reactions in her baby such as gaze aversion and a decrease in smiling. I argued that the infants' strong reactions to this manipulation makes an important point about the development of the self. I also offered a catalogue of several facets of the self and suggested that this paradigm illustrates one of these facets. 1. Which facet of the self does this relate to and why, as I suggested? 2. Which facet of the self does this have the least to do with? In other words, demonstrate that you understand another facet of the self well enough to explain that still face paradigm is not relevant