In contrast to how scientists working in earlier decades have conceptualized the neonatal period, scientists today understand that:
a. how the infant "attaches" to its primary caregiver is of limited significance
b. there is much more stress involved in the birth process than previously thought
c. newborns are much more capable than had previously been thought
d. newborn behaviors are controlled to a much greater degree by genetics than was previously thought
c
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According to your textbook, which of the following is one of the six ways in which attitudes are acquired?
a. innate tendencies b. group membership c. compliance persuasion d. personality factors
Ben has created a series of life goals he would like to meet. He sees himself in the future as an independent and successful department manager at the accounting firm he would like to work for. He thinks about and prepares for all the skills needed to be an effective manager. Which of Levinson's phases is Ben demonstrating?
A. age 30 transition B. transition to early adulthood C. transition to middle adulthood D. midlife crisis
A group of friends go out to the movies each week. They often have group discussions afterward about what they liked and disliked about the movie. If one friend always "goes with the flow", agreeing with the group's consensus each week, research on conformity suggests she is more likely to
A. be respected by the other group members. B. be suspected of lying by the other group members. C. be well-liked by the other group members. D. be excluded from group activities in the future.
What is a complementary transaction in TA?
What will be an ideal response?