Longitudinal research on the long-term effects of having been securely attached as an infant indicates that a(n)
a. secure attachment in infancy predicted the quality of peer relationships in elementary school.
b. insecure attachment in infancy predicted the quality of one's marriage.
c. secure attachment in adolescence predicted the quality of life review near death.
d. insecure attachment in adolescence predicted college grades.
a
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a. animism. b. object permanence. c. conservation. d. egocentrism.
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What will be an ideal response?
On the mind-body issue, Leibniz believed that they never influence each other; it only seems as if they do, This is called:
a. psychophysical parallelism? b. ?epiphenomenalism c. ?interactionism d. ?occasionalism