Dr. Arquette is concerned that an infant he is treating does not appear to have established any emotional bonds between herself and the adults who care for her
She shows no affection toward her mother, she stiffens up whenever her mother picks her up or sings to her, and she does not show any interest in looking at her mother's face. Dr. Arquette's concern relates to this little girl's development of:
a. personality
b. emotionality
c. temperament
d. attachment
d
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A. Occipital lobe B. Temporal lobe C. Parietal lobe D. Frontal lobe
According to Arnett, four revolutionary changes took place in the _____ that laid the foundation for the new life stage of emerging adulthood
a. 1960's and ‘70's b. 1980's and ‘90's c. 1990's and 2000's d. last decade
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A) home B) extended family C) society of peers D) church
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a. psychodynamic. b. humanistic. c. transactional analysis. d. trait.