When Eva was a child, Eva's mother left her alone quite often and did not feed her regularly. According to object relations theory, Eva might:
A. have difficulty learning to trust other people later in life.
B. become a poor mother.
C. become an overly cautious mother.
D. search for acceptance later in life.
Answer: A
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a. National character b. Cultural trait c. Prototypical character d. Cultural bias.
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A. overproduce or underproduce neurotransmitters that inhibit both fear and anxiety. B. have learned associations between specific environmental stimuli and anxious behaviors. C. may acquire fears simply by observing or hearing about others' negative experiences. D. tend to process more negative information about events than positive or neutral information.
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