A) guilt.
B) empathy.
C) high aggression.
D) low aggression.
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A) Primary
B) Tertiary
C) Other-conscious
D) Self-conscious
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A) Emotionality,social ability,and activity level
B) Extraversion/surgency,negative affectivity,and effortful control
C) Easy,difficult,and slow-to-warm-up
D) Extraversion,introversion,and emotionality
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A) Do not soothe the baby because he or she will be spoiled.
B) Pick up the baby and soothe him or her so that a healthy sense of trust develops.
C) Allow the infant to cry because this will encourage the development of a self-sufficient child.
D) Soothe the baby every other time,so that he or she does not become dependent on external comforters.
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A) touch his own nose to wipe off the spot.
B) touch the spot on the mirror because he wants to wipe the spot off his own nose.
C) touch the spot on the mirror because he wonders why that other child has a spot on his nose.
D) crawl away from the mirror because he does not recognize his own reflection in the mirror.
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A) regulation of affect.
B) parallel paradigm.
C) still-face paradigm.
D) interactive repair.
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A) reflexive temporal nurturing
B) Parsonian functionalism
C) dyadic development
D) parent-infant synchrony
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A) Attachment becomes focused on one figure,usually the primary caregiver,as the baby gradually learns to distinguish familiar from unfamiliar people.
B) Strangers,siblings,and parents are equally likely to elicit smiling or crying from the infant.
C) Children become aware of others' feelings,goals,and plans and begin to take these into account in forming their own actions.
D) With increased locomotor skills,babies actively seek contact with regular caregivers,such as the mother or father.
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A) securely attached.
B) insecure avoidant.
C) insecure resistant.
D) insecure disorganized.
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A) external working
B) internal working
C) external passive
D) internal passive
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A) securely attached
B) insecure disorganized
C) insecure resistant
D) insecure avoidant
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A) The structural immaturity of the infant brain makes it unlikely that such emotions can be experienced in the first year.
B) Infants characterized by negative affectivity are more prone to experience such emotions in the first year.
C) The excitability of the amygdala plays an important role in the development of such emotions.
D) Cultural differences in temperament prevent Asian infants from experiencing such emotions in the first year.
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A) It is bidirectional.
B) It is asynchronous.
C) It is nontransactional.
D) It is harmful to infants.
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A) unconscious
B) primary
C) negative
D) self-conscious
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A) negative
B) self-conscious
C) other-conscious
D) primary
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A) Mothers smile more at their children.
B) Fathers are more physical with their children.
C) Mothers express more emotions with their children.
D) Fathers are less affectionate with their children.
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A) An infant will show signs of attachment toward the caregiver and anxiety toward strangers.
B) An infant will begin to attach to one person and can distinguish between familiar and unfamiliar people.
C) An infant is securely attached to the mother but is still trying to form an attachment with the father.
D) An infant is likely to exhibit smiling or crying in response to strangers,siblings,or parents.
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