When a parent is classified as "dismissive" on the basis of an attachment interview assessing the parent's attachment to early caregivers, that parent's baby is most likely to have an attachment to the parent that is classified as
a. secure.
b. anxious-ambivalent.
c. disorganized/disoriented.
d. avoidant.
d
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Who of the following contributed to the literature about counseling with children?
a. Keat b. Allan c. Thompson and Rudolph d. They all have contributed
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What will be an ideal response?
Exposure methods can vary along which dimension(s)?
a. Whether to engage in gradual or intensive exposure b. Whether to present feared stimuli imaginally or in vivo c. Whether to prevent avoidance responses totally or partially d. All of the above
What is the meaning of experiential disconfirmation?
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