At what point in development is temperament the least stable?
A. infancy
B. early childhood
C. adolescence
D. adulthood
Answer: A
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a. internalization c. transcendence b. compensation d. personification
Secondary drives are ____.?
a. ?innate drives b. ?biologically driven c. ?a result of pairing with a primary drive d. ?only used to reduce pain responses e. ?reinforced only when primary drives are satisfied
Which of the following statements about attachment and later development is true?
A) A child whose parental caregiving improves can bounce back from adversity. B) A child who experiences a secure attachment in infancy maintains that style, regardless of caregiving. C) By the end of early childhood, nearly 90 percent of U.S. children are securely attached to a caregiver. D) An insecure attachment in infancy almost always leads to severe behavior problems in childhood.
Twelve-year-old Fahmi's parents expect him to interpret the new language and help them learn how to interact effectively in their new homeland. In other words, Fahmi is expected to act as a
A) cultural compatibility specialist. B) collectivist orientation educator. C) cultural translator. D) child cultural broker.