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Terms in this set (20)Which of the following characteristics is part of the behavioral style of a slow-to-warm-up child? a. Accepts frustration with little fuss not a. What is Erikson's second psychosocial stage of development? a. Trust vs. mistrust b. None of the above Which of the following is not a basic emotion tied to a reflexive physiological response to stimulation? a. Distress not b. The majority of babies are described as having an easy temperament. True or false? True A lasting emotional tie between two people who each strive to maintain closeness to the other and act to ensure that the relationship continues is called: a. attachment. a. attachment. Which of the following is not a factor if an infant shows stranger wariness? a. The infant's past experience. d. The infant's ability to regulate emotion. Robert is an infant who is described as having a difficult temperament. His father is insensitive, coercive, and also difficult in temperament. What can we predict Robert's developmental outcome will be? a. Robert will be more likely to get ill as he gets older because difficult temperaments wear down a person's immune system. not d. The theorist who developed attachment theory is: a. Bowlby. a. Bowlby. Which theoretical perspective emphasized that feeding was a critical context for infants and caregivers to interact and for infants to have their needs met and thereby develop a sense of trust? a. Behaviorist b. Psychoanalytic Toddlers who have parents that are too overprotective will not develop self-reliance. True or false? True In which phase of Bowlby's ethological perspective on attachment do babies begin to show a preference for familiar people and make discriminations among adults? a. Indiscriminate social responsiveness d. Discriminating sociability According to Erikson, what happens if parents are neglectful with their infants? a. They will develop a feeling of shame and doubt. c. They will develop a sense of mistrust. Toddlers are more likely to comply with their caregiver's directives than they are to say "no." True or false? True Thomas and Chess used the term "rhythmicity" to describe whether an infant is predictable in their patterns of eating, sleeping, and defecating. True or false? True Justin is an infant that is able to use distraction and seeking help when he is frustrated. What can we predict about his mother's parenting strategies? a. His mother provides more guidance in helping him regulate his emotions. a. His mother provides more guidance in helping him regulate his emotions. In order for a toddler to be able to experience self-conscious emotions, they must be able to do all of the following except: a. The toddler must be able to observe himself and others. d. The toddler must be able to compare his behavior with the standard. Stranger wariness is a universal behavior in infants and is thought to be based on evolution. True or false? False Why is crying an effective signal to ensure that the caregiver cares for the baby? a. Because it conveys negative emotion that adults can judge reliably. a. Because it conveys negative emotion that adults can judge reliably. Which type of baby is most likely to receive mixed reactions from others? a. A tenacious baby d. A difficult baby Which of the following characteristics is part of the behavioral style of a difficult child? a. Responds poorly to novelty in food, situations, routines, and strangers a. Responds poorly to novelty in food, situations, routines, and strangers Sets with similar termsChapter 6 (Online Quiz) - Life Span Development15 terms XoAshleyR DFST 1013 QUIZ 720 terms desif Chapter 7: Emotional and Social development in Inf…29 terms Elizabeth_H63 HDFS Chapter 636 terms abahme Sets found in the same folderPSY 376 Chapter 631 terms alex_ring psych exam 378 terms ChazminTho HDFS 201 Exam 1164 terms maddieeeakin HDFS Exam 1 Review66 terms cody_mcgrale Other sets by this creatorHDFS 102, Chapter 819 terms bjasp_ AMD 275, Chapter 910 terms bjasp_ AMD 275, Chapter 7 & 810 terms bjasp_ AMD 275, Chapter 4 & 510 terms bjasp_ Verified questions
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QUESTION In an effort to help a child overcome a fear of dogs, a therapist pairs a trigger stimulus (something associated with dogs) with a new stimulus that causes a response that is incompatible with fear (for example, an appealing snack or toy). Which clinical orientation is this therapist using? a. Psychodynamic. b. Behavioral. c. Biomedical. d. Client-centered. e. Humanistic. Verified answer QUESTION After looking at a yellow, black, and green American flag for a minute, you shift your gaze to a white wall. Which of the following best explains why you "see" a red, white, and blue flag when looking at the white wall? a. Frequency theory. b. Young-Helmholtz theory. c. Opponent-process theory. d. Ganglion-bipolar theory. e. Weber's law. Verified answer QUESTION Regarding therapist-guided "recovered" memories of sexual abuse in infancy, which statement best represents an appropriate conclusion about this issue? a. Therapists who use hypnosis are likely to help their patients retrieve repressed memories. b. Statistics indicate that childhood sexual abuse rarely occurs; therefore, recovered memories of such abuse must be false. c. Memories are only rarely recovered ; once you are unable to retrieve a memory you will probably never be able to retrieve it. d. One indicator of whether a recovered memory is true is the patient's emotional response ; only true recovered memories are emotionally upsetting. e. Since the brain is not sufficiently mature to store accurate memories of events before the age of 4, memories from the first 4 years of life are not reliable. Verified answer Other Quizlet sets06.09A Classification and Diversity Honors Module…44 terms KobieFowler HopeElizabeth Connor Macbeth Vocabulary13 terms monkieshine Chapter 9 Social Psych Exam 341 terms amcollins43 Medically Unexplained Symptoms21 terms truthorconsequence Related questionsQUESTION What are some characteristics of the adaptive mind? 3 answers QUESTION What can Marijuana do to a baby? 6 answers QUESTION The neighborhood a child resides and the school they attend has an affect on 3 answers QUESTION Which type of measure is usually highly specific and thus cannot be applied broadly? 3 answers What is the term for the match between a child's temperament and the parents temperament and child rearing methods?The term “goodness of fit” refers to the match between a person's temperament and that of another person or the match between a person and their environment.
What is the name of the structured observational procedure that reveals the security of attachment when the child is placed under stress?How do they actually measure attachment security? The original method, developed by the influential psychologist Mary Ainsworth, is the laboratory procedure called the “Strange Situation” (Ainsworth et al 1978). It tests how babies or young children respond to the temporary absence of their mothers.
At what age can infants discriminate happy faces from fearful ones group of answer choices?By 5 months of age, infants are already able to distinguish between happy and fearful facial emotional expressions [9].
Which of the following is the first and most reliable emotion that a newborn shows?If we use facial expressions as a guide to what emotions infants might feel, the first and most reliable emotion that newborns show is distress. They cry, wail, and flail their arms and bodies, alerting caregivers to their need for attention.
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