How have researchers explained the finding that Japanese children are often anxious-resistant, but very rarely anxious-avoidant?
Japanese parenting encourages a strong sense of dependence
genetic differences in Japanese children
the anxious-resistant response is not functional in Japanese culture
Japanese parents do not notice the difference between these two attachment patterns
Japanese parenting encourages a strong sense of dependence
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a. .70 to .90 c. .76 to .84 b. .72 to .88 d. .78 to .82
Planning for possibility thinking involves:
a. Asking "what if" questions b. Opening children's minds to what they might do with an idea or an object c. Scripted lessons with pre-identified starting and ending points d. a &b
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a. It has increased. b. It has stayed relatively stable. c. It has decreased.
One way to seek and maintain healthy relationships is to be aware of what qualities exist in such a relationship. All the following qualities are evidence of a healthy relationship except for this one
A) mutual trust B) zero conflict C) shared interests D) patience E) kindness