Question 1

Attachments are usually made to:

Accepted Answer

A)  one person only 
B)  the person who changes the baby's nappy 
C)  someone who is interactive and responsive 
D)  none of the above 
A)  one person only 
B)  the person who changes the baby's nappy 
C)  someone who is interactive and responsive 
D)  none of the above C

Question 2

The internal working model of relationships is

Accepted Answer

A)  a hypothetical construct 
B)  a cognitive structure embodying the memories of everyday interactions with attachment figures 
C)  an event script that guides the child's actions with attachment figures 
D)  all of the above 
A)  a hypothetical construct 
B)  a cognitive structure embodying the memories of everyday interactions with attachment figures 
C)  an event script that guides the child's actions with attachment figures 
D)  all of the above D

Question 3

Attachment between infant and caregiver refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  the infant clinging to the caregiver 
B)  the infant maintaining proximity to the caregiver 
C)  the infant recognizing the caregiver 
D)  the infant smiling 
A)  the infant clinging to the caregiver 
B)  the infant maintaining proximity to the caregiver 
C)  the infant recognizing the caregiver 
D)  the infant smiling B

Question 4

Cross-cultural studies of attachment indicate that:

Accepted Answer

A)  in all societies infants become attached to their mothers in the same way 
B)  in some societies most infants are avoidant 
C)  there are many ways in whch the attachment relationship is expressed 
D)  different patterns of child-rearing have no impact 
A)  in all societies infants become attached to their mothers in the same way 
B)  in some societies most infants are avoidant 
C)  there are many ways in whch the attachment relationship is expressed 
D)  different patterns of child-rearing have no impact

Question 5

The Strange Situation is:

Accepted Answer

A)  a method for assessing how well attached an individual infant is to the parent or caregiver 
B)  a kind of language test 
C)  an assessment for newly born babies 
D)  all of the above 
A)  a method for assessing how well attached an individual infant is to the parent or caregiver 
B)  a kind of language test 
C)  an assessment for newly born babies 
D)  all of the above

Question 6

Type B babies are:

Accepted Answer

A)  characterized by avoidance of the mother in the reunion episodes 
B)  characterized by actively seeking the mother and maintaining proximity 
C)  characterized by resistant behaviour on reunion with the mother 
D)  characterized by no clear pattern of behaviour on reunion 
A)  characterized by avoidance of the mother in the reunion episodes 
B)  characterized by actively seeking the mother and maintaining proximity 
C)  characterized by resistant behaviour on reunion with the mother 
D)  characterized by no clear pattern of behaviour on reunion

Attachments are usually made to:

The internal working model of relationships is

Attachment between infant and caregiver refers to:

Cross-cultural studies of attachment indicate that:

The Strange Situation is:

Type B babies are:

The Developing Child

The Evolving Sense of Self and Others

Peer Relationships in Day Care, Nursery and School

Language and Communication

The Impact of Traditional and New Media

Addictions, Obesity and Eating Disorders

Safe and Risky Sexual Behaviour

Emotional Health and Well-Being

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Exam 3: Attachment

Attachments are usually made to:

The internal working model of relationships is

Attachment between infant and caregiver refers to:

Cross-cultural studies of attachment indicate that:

The Strange Situation is:

Type B babies are:

The Developing Child

The Evolving Sense of Self and Others

Peer Relationships in Day Care, Nursery and School

Language and Communication

The Impact of Traditional and New Media

Addictions, Obesity and Eating Disorders

Safe and Risky Sexual Behaviour

Emotional Health and Well-Being

Filters