In several studies, securely attached 12- to 16-month-olds looked longer at a video of an unresponsive caregiver than a video of a responsive caregiver. The researchers concluded that the toddlers expected the caregivers to be ________ and looked longer at the video that ________ with this expectation.
A. responsive; was inconsistent with
B. unresponsive; was inconsistent with
C. responsive; was consistent with
D. unresponsive; was consistent with
Answer: A
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a. It has means available for treating the disease and intervening to delay the end of life. b. It allows the person to die in a hospital setting. c. It offers the opportunity of dying alone as friends and family are asked to leave. d. It offers emotional, spiritual, and physical comfort, helping people experience a good death.
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A) a process effect. B) a nonspecific treatment effect. C) natural improvement. D) an error in reconstructive memory.
An inborn biological force that determines behavior is the definition of:
a. motivation c. drive b. emotion d. instinct
In a 3 X 2 factorial experiment, how many cells are there?
a. 3 c. 5 b. 2 d. 6