According to Ainsworth, the most reliable indicator of secure attachment is how an infant behaves when
A) his or her mother returns to the room. B) confronted with an unfamiliar adult.
C) left alone with the "fear stimulus." D) his or her mother leaves the room.
A
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During the Middle Ages, large-scale outbreaks of large groups of people simultaneously compelled to run out in the streets while engaged in bizarre behavior was known at that time as:
A. a rave. B. tarantism. C. St. Michaels dance. D. Carnival.
Marian and Neisser (2000) conducted a study in which Russian immigrants to the United States were given autobiographical memory interviews
They found language-dependent recall; that is, when prompted in Russian, they recalled more Russian than English memories. When prompted in English, they recalled more U.S. memories. In a second study, the researchers looked for the source of this effect — they were interested in whether this language-dependent recall was more dependent on the language of the cue-word, or on the language of the interview itself. They found that: a) language of the cue words played a larger role in language-dependent recall than did interview language b) language of the interview played a larger role in language-dependent recall than did cue-word language c) cue-word language and interview language were equally important in language-dependent recall d) cue words were more important in producing early memories; interview language was more important in producing later memories
Dr. Yu has Tatiana complete anxiety measures every other day for 2 months. They then implement their planned treatment and continue to assess her anxiety. This design is best described as an ______.
A. A–B design B. A–B–A design C. A–B–A–B design D. A–A–B design
Somnambulism usually occurs during stage __________ sleep
Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.