Marcus, an 18-month-old, lives in a two-parent family. He is securely attached to his mother. According to research, what type of attachment is he likely to have with his father?
A) insecure-avoidant
B) secure
C) insecure-resistant
D) There is not enough research on father-infant attachment to know Marcus's attachment.
B) secure. The type of infant attachment tends to be consistent from one parent to the other.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Insanity is a
a. psychological diagnosis that determines that an individual is unable to understand the nature and purpose of legal proceedings. b. psychological diagnosis that confirms that an individual is dangerous to themselves or to others. c. legal status indicating that a person cannot be held responsible for his or her actions because of mental illness. d. recognition that a person has a chronic mental illness that is not responsive to treatment.
Three-year-old Jenny knows she's a girl. Jenny's subjective feeling and labeling herself as a female exemplifies:
A. gender roles B. sex typing C. gender identity D. gender orientation
Stimuli that are naturally reinforcing are referred to as , while stimuli that develop reinforcing properties through association are called
a. indiscriminative stimuli; discriminative stimuli b. primary reinforcers; secondary reinforcers c. positive reinforcers; negative reinforcers d. primary stimuli; secondary stimuli e. shapers; successive approximators