Briefly describe the "strange situation" assessment device that was developed by Ainsworth and her colleagues
What will be an ideal response?
The strange situation is a series of events involving infant, mother, and a stranger. Of significance are two instances in which the infant is left alone with the stranger and then the mother eventually returns. Assessors examine infant's behavior throughout, paying special attention to its response to the mother's return.
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A. knowledge stored in higher brain centers B. expectations based on past experiences C. an environmental stimulus D. beliefs about the environmental conditions
During slow wave or deep sleep, EEG recordings of the brain's electrical activity generally
show __________ activity. a. alpha b. beta c. theta d. delta e. gamma
Margaret Mahler is most closely associated with ______ theory
a. psychoanalysis c. individual psychology b. object-relations theory d. Gestalt theory
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false