Which of the following statements regarding attachment and later development is not true?
a. Securely attached children are just as likely as avoidantly attached children to suffer anxiety disorders later in life.
b. The effects of early attachment may carry over well into adolescence and adulthood.
c. Securely attached adolescents have higher self-esteem and social competence than their peers who are not securely attached.
d. Securely attached adolescents engage in constructive problem-solving when discussing issues of independence with their parents.
A
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What dysfunctions are considered to be disorders?
a. those resulting in significant harm to the person b. those differing in any way from the ordinary function of a biological process c. those eliciting abnormal behavior characteristics. d. those leading to the inability to occasionally misconstrue reality.
"Hooking up," to adolescents, is__________.
A. getting a cell phone B. planning a clandestine party C. a vague term that covers everything from kissing to sexual intercourse D. a specific term meaning the use of the Internet to play video games
_____ is an aspect of temperament where a child shows signs of wariness, discomfort, or distress when confronted with novel, challenging, or unfamiliar situations
a) Behavioral inhibition b) Hierarchical relatedness c) Psychological autonomy d) Avoidant attachment
Cross-cultural research has indicated that autism is a. universal across cultures and countries
b. predominantly found in the United States. c. predominantly found in Western cultures and countries. d. more common in wealthy countries.