All of these behaviors are consistent with a child that is securely attached to his or her caregiver EXCEPT ______.
A. more sociable with peers and unfamiliar adults
B. better able to read others' emotions
C. more likely to be cautious of unfamiliar situations
D. more curious
Answer: C
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a) Creativity occurs only when one is able to regress to an early stage of development. b) Humor and playfulness help us form new associations that can be the basis of creative works. c) Managers have to convince employees that working toward creative solutions can be fun as well as profitable. d) The origins of most creative solutions can be found in long group meetings, and the only way to entice people into marathon sessions is to entertain them.
Which of the following notions proposed by B. F. Skinner refutes the principle of free will?
A) ?Reciprocal determinism B) ?Reciprocal control C) ?Countercontrol D) ?Counter determinism
Which of the following is performed in a radical procedure known as prefrontal lobotomy?
A. Connections between the occipital lobe and upper portion of the brain are severed. B. Connections between the prefrontal cortex and the lower portion of the brain are severed. C. The right visual pathway is rewired to be processed by the right hemisphere. D. A portion of the left hemisphere of an individual's brain is entirely removed.
Which of the following statements about the studies of mutual regulation and emotional communication is true?
A. Mutual regulation in 2- to 9-month-old infants is measured using the still-face paradigm. B. Infants do not take any steps to calm the dysregulation caused when their mothers do not use facial expressions to respond to them. C. During the still-face episode, children tend to smile more and express less negative affect. D. Infants take an active part in regulating their emotional states only after the age of 1.