Which of the following statements is not true concerning studies involving the Strange

Situation?

A) The poorest outcomes appear to be for infants classified as disorganized or disoriented.
B) Major changes in life circumstances (e.g., divorce) have been shown to influence the
stability of classifications over time.
C) Attachment insecurity predicts future problems in the family, but not in the peer group
or schools.
D) Infants classified as secure are likely to have secure attachment functioning during
adolescence.


C

Psychology

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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

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Casey, sixty-two, is starting to worry about being at risk for coronary heart disease (CHD). He went to a workshop on how to change the way he deals with people to reduce his chances of getting CHD. The workshop was most likely focused on

A. the reality of optimism. B. bolstering self-efficacy. C. changing health-risk behaviors. D. reducing hostility.

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A. often have intellectual disabilities. B. confuse phonemes that sound alike. C. can only hear morphemes, but not phonemes. D. confuse words with similar numbers of letters.

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