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What is the reason for infants to maintain contact with their caregivers?
What is the reason for infants to maintain contact with their caregivers?
- To develop stranger anxiety
- To develop fearful reactions
- To form attachments necessary for survival (correct)
- To develop a sense of trust
Who believed that the formation of a stable mother-infant bond is necessary for normal social and personality development?
Who believed that the formation of a stable mother-infant bond is necessary for normal social and personality development?
- Erik Erikson
- Robert Sears
- Sigmund Freud (correct)
- John Bowlby
What is the result of close contact with a mother figure, according to Learning theorists like Robert Sears?
What is the result of close contact with a mother figure, according to Learning theorists like Robert Sears?
- Development of fearful reactions
- Formation of attachments
- Acquisition of skills to interact efficiently with others (correct)
- Stranger anxiety
What is the long-term effect of early social and emotional development?
What is the long-term effect of early social and emotional development?
According to Erikson, what does emotional attachment provide to a child?
According to Erikson, what does emotional attachment provide to a child?
What is necessary for infants to survive, according to the text?
What is necessary for infants to survive, according to the text?
What is the primary function of a baby's feelings?
What is the primary function of a baby's feelings?
According to Leslie Cohen, what is the characteristic of attachments?
According to Leslie Cohen, what is the characteristic of attachments?
What is the primary reason why the mother is considered a logical attachment object for the baby?
What is the primary reason why the mother is considered a logical attachment object for the baby?
What is the basis of attachments according to Erik Erikson?
What is the basis of attachments according to Erik Erikson?
What is necessary for an attachment to occur?
What is necessary for an attachment to occur?
What is the primary driving force behind attachment behaviors according to some theories?
What is the primary driving force behind attachment behaviors according to some theories?
What is a characteristic of a child who relates to the world successfully?
What is a characteristic of a child who relates to the world successfully?
Which of the following is a consequence of a child relating to the world unsuccessfully?
Which of the following is a consequence of a child relating to the world unsuccessfully?
What is a key aspect of a parent's emotional background that affects the child's relation to the world?
What is a key aspect of a parent's emotional background that affects the child's relation to the world?
What is a way for parents to help their child learn and relate to the world successfully?
What is a way for parents to help their child learn and relate to the world successfully?
What is a characteristic of a child who has trouble making friends?
What is a characteristic of a child who has trouble making friends?
What is a consequence of a child relating to the world successfully in school?
What is a consequence of a child relating to the world successfully in school?
What is a way for parents to understand their child's needs and relate to the world successfully?
What is a way for parents to understand their child's needs and relate to the world successfully?
What is a key aspect of a parent's role in helping their child relate to the world successfully?
What is a key aspect of a parent's role in helping their child relate to the world successfully?
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