Sean's first child, Julia, was very easy going and hardly cried at all as a baby. His second child, Noah, seems to cry all the time, even when nothing is wrong. Sean has found that he must adjust his parenting style in order to better serve Noah's
differing personality and temperament. Sean's adjustments reflect the importance of which concept?
A) Attachment
B) Goodness-of-Fit
C) Self regulation
D) Brain Development
Answer: B
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a. Infancy b. Adolescence c. Childhood d. Adulthood
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false