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.
B
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a. islets of Langerhans; diabetes b. pineal gland; insomnia c. thyroid gland; depression d. adrenal gland; chronic stress
Shantae is doing an experiment on how anxious people will feel if they are told that they did not do well on an intelligence test. She asks her participants to rate how nervous, upset, and anxious they feel on a scale from 1 (not at all) to 7 (very). Participant's scores on the scale are a(n) ____.?
a. ?operational definition of anxiety b. ?independent variable c. ?confounding variable d. ?empirical definition of anxiety
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What will be an ideal response?
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false