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9-83. Mary Ainsworth devised the “Strange Situation” that contains 4 categories.Page: 249Level: DifficultType: Factual
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9-84. Ainsworth argued that attachment depends upon how the infant acts upon themother’s emotional cues.Level: DifficultType: Conceptual
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9-85. Infants’ reactions to the Strange Situation vary depending on the nature of theirattachment to their mothers.Level: MediumType: Conceptual
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9-86. The quality of attachment style in a child has nothing to do with the quality ofrelationships the child forges as an adult.Answer: FalsePage: 251Level: EasyType: Conceptual9-87. In early research on attachment, there were few mentions of the father and his role.Answer: TruePage: 251Level: EasyType: Conceptual9-88. Infants can form their primary initial relationship with their fathers.Answer: TruePage: 251Level: MediumType: Applied9-89. Research has shown that human attachment is not as culturally universal as Bowlbypredicted.Answer: TruePage: 251Level: MediumType: Factual9-90. Research suggests that there is no difference between Western and non-Westerncultures and parenting style when it comes to attachment patterns.Answer: FalsePage: 251Level: MediumType: Conceptual9-91. Infants are unable to demonstrate the capacity for socialization.
Answer: FalsePage: 252Level: MediumType: Conceptual9-92. Babies across diverse cultures express basic facial expressions.Answer: TruePage: 253Level: EasyType: Applied9-93. Chinese infants are generally more expressive than European, American, andJapanese infants.Answer: FalsePage: 253Level: MediumType: Applied9-94. Research suggests that although babies exhibit facial expressions of emotions, theydo not actually experience emotions.Answer: FalsePage: 253Level: MediumType: Factual9-95. When we speak of personality, we mean that from the time a baby is born untilhe/she grows up, there will be stable traits and behaviors that lead to their development asdistinct individuals.Answer: TruePage: 264Level: EasyType: Conceptual9-96. Temperament refers to what children do and why they do it.Answer: FalsePage: 264Level: MediumType: Conceptual9-97. Temperament tends to be unstable before adolescence.Answer: FalsePage: 264Level: MediumType: Conceptual
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