Because she does not want to "spoil" her new baby, Theresa
feeds and takes care of her baby's physical needs when she thinks the baby needs the care, not when the baby cries to indicate his needs. If Theresa continues caring for the baby in this way, the baby is likely to develop
a. trust.
b. mistrust.
c. autonomy.
d. shame and doubt.
ANSWER: b
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