Outline and briefly discuss three conditions that predict secure attachment in infants
What will be an ideal response?
Predictors of secure attachment include parent's sensitivity and responsiveness to
the infant's needs, high infant-caregiver synchrony, the temperament of the infant
(most notably, easy), little household stress, and a secure attachment to their own
parents. When the infant's needs are met, when a reciprocal relationship between
infant and caregiver is established, and when neither the infant nor the parents are
stressed, secure attachment results.
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A. easy B. difficult C. slow-to-warm-up D. negative
What are the three sampling methods listed in the text?
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Pitch is primarily determined by the _____ of the sound wave
A) ?amplitude B) ?clarity C) ?decibels D) ?frequency
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What will be an ideal response?