The nurse is assessing the parent-child interaction of a 6 month old and her teen father. The stage of development for the infant is demonstrated when:
1. The child relaxes and drinks a bottle when in the father's arms.
2. The child cries and refuses to eat with her father.
3. The child imitates the father's actions.
4. The child is able to hold the bottle by himself.
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1. The child is demonstrating being in Piaget's Sensorimotor Stage. The relationship is proven to be positive.
2. The child is demonstrating mistrust with the father when being fed.
3. The child is too young to imitate the actions of the father.
4. The child is too young to hold the bottle by himself, and this does not support an interactive environment with the father.
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