____ is the most common attachment style, whereas ____ is the most rare
a. Insecure–avoidant; secure attachment
b. Secure; insecure–avoidant attachment
c. Disorganized-disoriented; secure attachment
d. Secure; disorganized-disoriented attachment
D. Ainsworth's early research indicated that about two-thirds of toddlers had secure attachments to their mothers, with the remaining one-third either insecure–avoidant or insecure–resistant. Disorganized–disoriented attachment is rare.
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Which of the following is FALSE?
a. Peers exert a stronger influence on White and Latinos than among African Americans.. b. The Theory of Planned Behavior has been used in many settings around the world.. c. The relative contribution of the key components, especially the subjective norm factor, differs across ethnic groups in the U.S. d. The Theory of Planned Behavior was no longer used in published research after the 1950s.
When a person's thoughts, actions, and emotions are no longer coordinated, the person is exhibiting
a. hyperemotionality or a flat affect. b. auditory hallucinations. c. personality disintegration. d. delusions of reference.
Memory is enhanced for highly emotional events in large part due to the activity of which brain structure?
A) the basal ganglia B) the amygdala C) the tegmentum D) the primary visual cortex
Your son has been constantly bullied. How concerned should you be? Should you get involved or let your child resolve his own conflicts?
What will be an ideal response?