Jane and John were always able to leave baby Rebecca with a baby-sitter, but now, at 6 months of age, she begins to cry loudly when they leave. This separation anxiety indicates that Rebecca:
a. is somewhat delayed in her development
b. must have suffered some type of birth defect
c. has formed a close attachment with her parents
d. will be a child who always clings to her parents
C
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a. sexism. b. androcentrism. c. heterosexism. d. homophobia.
In a between-subjects design, ____
a. only one score is obtained for each participant b. at least two scores are obtained for each participant c. one score is d. obtained for each treatment condition for each participant e. each score represents multiple participants
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What will be an ideal response?
In Erikson's psychosocial stage theory, an adolescent who does not develop a positive sense of identity is likely to suffer from:
a. role confusion c. a sense of inferiority b. stagnation d. isolation