An 8-month-old infant who cries when a relative she has never met comes to visit is showing
A. anxious attachment.
B. poor socialization.
C. separation anxiety.
D. stranger anxiety.
Answer: D
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Which markers best describe the transition into adulthood in most Western societies?
a. Markers that are loosely defined and can consist of any number of events b. No markers, as adulthood is not viewed as unique time of life in most Western cultures c. Markers that are specific and tied to marriage and/or having children d. Markers that are differ by sex, with female transition clearly defined and male transition loosely defined
Freud introduced the idea of "penis envy" to explain the personality development of young girls. By introducing the concept of "womb envy," Karen Horney was suggesting that
A. men are as dissatisfied with themselves as women. B. men are conflicted as children over wanting a womb like mother has. C. women are ultimately superior to men because they can bear children. D. each gender has attributes that the other admires.
A marked decrease in brain processing and memory in some older adults may be attributed to
the use of both hemispheres of the brain. shrinkage of the prefrontal cortex and the hypothalamus. increased production of neurotransmitters. more neural fluid that slows cerebral blood flow.
Two-year-old Asha says, “We saw two deers.” Asha is demonstrating __________
A) overextension B) underextension C) overregularization D) underregularization