Diana is meeting her friend's 1-year-old for the first time. How should she approach the child? What factors will determine the child's response?
What will be an ideal response?
Diana should approach cautiously and watch for the child's response. She should
stay calm and at a distance. The child's response will depend not only on Diana, but
on the child's temperament, the security of the mother-child relationship, how the
mother responds (social referencing), how near the mother is, and the child's mood
at the time.
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b. The early play is based on true fantasy, while the later play is based on real-life circumstances. c. The early play usually requires realistic props, while the later play does not. d. The early play is done solo, while the later play involves peers.
Maya owes the credit card company $20,000, her adjustable rate mortgage has just gone up, and she has been out of work for 3 months. Today her husband of 15 years just told her he was having an affair and wants a divorce. With that news, she collapsed and had to be taken to the emergency room. According to Hans Selye, Maya is in the ______ stage of the general adaptation syndrome.
a. alarm b. resistance c. appraisal d. exhaustion
In the general adaptation syndrome, the body adjusts to continuing threat during: ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Newt was delivering a speech prepared by his aide to a large gathering of people. Because he was running late and hadn't memorized any of the speech, none of it was committed to his long-term memory. After looking at the speech, what would be the longest amount of time that he could talk directly from the speech without looking down before he'd lose all of the information?
A. Five seconds B. Eighteen seconds C. One minute D. Five minutes