A) infants are in the presence of an unfamiliar adult.
B) infants are picked up by a familiar adult.
C) a stranger talks to other adults instead of picking up the baby.
D) a favourite food or toy is taken away.
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A) has some understanding of the self.
B) experiences a physiological reaction linked to his emotions.
C) displays overt behaviours associated with his subjective feelings.
D) goes through systematic desensitization.
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A) are more likely to develop insecure attachments than those children whose mothers stay at home with them.
B) are more likely to develop insecure attachments when they spend many hours in day care.
C) are likely to develop insecure attachments when their mothers showed less sensitive mothering combined with low quality or large amounts of day care.
D) are more likely to develop insecure attachments when parents changed child-care arrangements frequently.
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A) be upset by unfamiliar situations.
B) be relatively active.
C) respond intensely when they disliked something.
D) often be unhappy.
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A) that Will interacts more confidently and successfully with his peers than does Nate.
B) that Nate interacts more confidently and successfully with his peers than does Will.
C) that Nate,but not Will,shows abnormal levels of hostility.
D) no predictable differences between Nate and Will in terms of their social interactions.
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A) protection against possible threats.
B) contributing to stronger interpersonal relationships.
C) eliminating obstacles in the way of a goal.
D) eliciting nurturance from others.
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A) Activity level
B) Persistence
C) Negative affect
D) Extraversion
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A) is important in social referencing.
B) emerges after the first birthday.
C) is not related to the ability to discriminate different facial expressions.
D) decreases with age.
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A) emotionality.
B) rhythmicity.
C) temperament.
D) intensity of reaction.
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A) an internal working model
B) systematic desensitization
C) social referencing
D) stranger anxiety
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A) guilt
B) embarrassment
C) pride
D) fear
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A) are not affected by the quality of environment.
B) are less likely to benefit from high-quality child cares than those without the variant.
C) are more likely to be harmed by prenatal stress than those without the variant.
D) are no different from those without the variant when it comes to temperament.
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A) resistant
B) disorganized (disoriented)
C) avoidant
D) secure
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A) emotional.
B) easy.
C) slow-to-warm-up.
D) difficult.
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A) pride
B) guilt
C) happiness
D) embarrassment
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A) Preschoolers with difficult temperaments are more likely than children with easy temperaments to have behavioural problems by the time they start school.
B) Children who are not frequently angry or fearful are more prone to depression.
C) Anxious,fearful children are less likely to comply with a parent's rules and requests.
D) Persistent children are less likely to succeed in school.
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