Which of the following is true of secure infants participating in the Strange Situation method of assessing attachment?
A) They seem dazed, confused, or disoriented upon reunion with their mothers.
B) They alternately cling to their mothers and push them away upon reunion after a separation.
C) They are least distressed by their mother's departure.
D) They seek interaction upon reunion with their mothers.
D
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a. validity. b. internal consistency. c. interrater consistency. d. test-retest consistency.
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a. preference c. attractiveness b. fatigue d. encouragement
In the Landmark test, the patient is presented with:
a. A simple map b. Two signposts c. A series of pre-transected lines d. A target embedded in an array of distracters
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A) bulimia. B) anorexia. C) obesity. D) hyperglycemia.