A) prefer the parent to the stranger
B) convey clear pleasure when the parent returns
C) seem unresponsive to the parent when the parent is present
D) combine clinginess with angry, resistive behavior when the parent returns
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A) Quinn, a newborn
B) Ava, age 1 year
C) Samantha, age 2 years
D) Tyson, age 4 years
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A) more active and daring
B) more impulsive and fearful
C) more irritable when frustrated
D) less likely to express high-intensity pleasure in play
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A) amount of food offered
B) amount of oral stimulation offered
C) channeling of biological drives
D) quality of caregiving
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A) basic trust
B) mistrust
C) autonomy
D) industry
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A) secure
B) insecure‒avoidant
C) insecure‒resistant
D) disorganized/disoriented
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A) insecure‒avoidant
B) insecure‒resistant
C) disorganized/disoriented
D) secure
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A) effortful control
B) persistence
C) goodness of fit
D) self-awareness
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A) emotional contagion
B) self-conscious emotions
C) basic emotions
D) emotional self-regulation
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A) ethological
B) psychoanalytic
C) sociocultural
D) behaviorist
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A) babies of depressed mothers
B) babies who have experienced maltreatment
C) low-SES babies from families with many daily stressors
D) middle-SES babies experiencing favorable life conditions
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A) socioeconomic status
B) genetic makeup
C) parenting styles
D) gender differences
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A) infants of depressed mothers have low levels of the stress hormone cortisol
B) it does not have a lasting impact on the infant, unless it persists for more than a year
C) most mothers with depression require long-term treatment for a full recovery
D) depressed mothers view their infants negatively, which contributes to their inept caregiving
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A) makes a disgusted face and shakes her head when he offers spinach to her
B) expresses no preference for either spinach or graham crackers
C) uses her voice and facial expressions to convey a preference for the graham crackers
D) uses her voice and facial expressions to convey a preference for the spinach
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A) feels self-confident
B) acts competently on his own
C) asserts his independence
D) feels forced and shamed
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A) slowly nodding when Beckham eats fruit
B) smiling and saying "Yummy!" when Beckham eats fruit
C) frowning when Beckham does not eat fruit
D) smiling and looking surprised when Beckham eats fruit
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A) secure
B) slow-to-warm-up
C) easy
D) resistant
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A) Temperament
B) Reactivity
C) Effortful control
D) Self-regulation
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A) mother's face; father's voice
B) caregiver's voice; facial expression
C) facial expression; human voice
D) older child's voice; adult's voice
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A) pride in her personal achievement
B) embarrassed by the individual attention
C) envious of the children who lost
D) intense shame for violating a cultural standard
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