A 9-month-old infant who cries when the mother leaves is showing
A. overdependence.
B. anxious attachment.
C. stranger anxiety.
D. separation anxiety.
Answer: D
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a. Individual norming b. Within-group norming c. Independent norming d. Discriminatory norming
Proactive aggressors believe that
A) their own aggressive behavior is negative and thus, they have low self-esteem. B) aggression will get them what they want, and that the personal cost is likely to be low. C) others are out to get them, so they behave aggressively and swiftly. D) aggression will get them what they want, despite the fact that the personal cost might be high.
Which statement is true about caring for aging parents?
A) Nearly half of American working women are caregivers for aging parents who are in poor health. B) As adults move from early to later middle age, the sex difference in parental caregiving declines. C) Adults who share a household with ill parents experience less stress than those whose parents live elsewhere. D) Most middle-aged adults say that caring for an ill or disabled parent is less stressful than parenting a young child.
Danielle has two suitors vying for her attention. Danielle grew up in a rural area and works as a teacher. She is middle class (a well-paid teacher) and enjoys spending her leisure time reading or going to the movies
Marcus is very different than Danielle; he grew up in the city, has a high stress/high power job, makes a great deal of money, and enjoys playing hard when he has time off. Ian grew up in the suburbs is a college instructor and makes some extra money tutoring at the high school. Ian likes to go out to eat to celebrate events, but also enjoys quiet weekends at home. Based on your reading of what makes relationships last, who should Danielle date and why?