When a child is in phase 2 of Bowlby's attachment sequence, which of the following behaviors would they most likely exhibit?
A) The child will seek out a primary caregiver as a "safe base."
B) The child will not distinguish between familiars and others in terms of smiling or beckoning behavior.
C) The child will be less likely to beckon strangers.
D) The child will begin to imagine the outcomes of her behavior before exhibiting the behavior.
C
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a. more likely to be held by groups in power. b. rarely if ever found in collectivist cultures. c. associated with decreased levels of ingroup/outgroup bias. d. more common among women than men in most cultures.
Which of the following observations supports the innate explanation for language and does NOT support the idea that language is learned?
a. Children imitate words spoken by adults. b. Children are rewarded for correctly using words. c. Children around the world use a limited number of patterns in their first sentences. d. When a child makes a language error, parents make needed corrections or ask a clarifying question to draw the child's attention to the error.
Which of the following best matches the view of your textbook's authors on the use of heuristic thinking?
A) Heuristic thinking leads to cognitive biases and should be avoided. B) Heuristic thinking is superior to algorithmic thinking. C) Using heuristics helps to minimize the risk of cognitive biases. D) Heuristics help us make efficient decisions and can be beneficial; however they can also lead to errors.
Betsy has had persistent "free floating" anxiety for about 9 months. She finds herself worrying
about her children, her career, her marriage, and her friends even though nothing appears to be wrong with any of them. She is best described as suffering from a(n) ______ disorder. a. panic c. generalized anxiety b. phobic d. obsessive-compulsive