A) intermodal perception
B) attachment
C) auditory learning
D) self-recognition
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A) young children are unable to provide accurate self-reports.
B) experience has little effect on temperament until the preschool years.
C) temperament itself develops with age.
D) biologically based temperamental traits begin to unfold during the third year of life.
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A) From 4 to 6 months into the second year,angry expressions decrease in frequency and intensity.
B) Younger infants react with anger in a wider range of situations than older infants.
C) As infants become capable of intentional behavior,the frequency of angry expressions decreases.
D) The rise in anger among older infants is adaptive because new motor abilities enable them to defend themselves or overcome obstacles.
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A) slow-to-warm-up
B) uninhibited
C) difficult
D) easy
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A) Infants who display disorganized/disoriented attachment usually develop more favorably than resistant infants.
B) The effects of early attachment security are conditional.
C) Insecure infants rarely become secure,regardless of child rearing.
D) Nearly all securely attached babies develop favorably,regardless of later child-rearing experiences.
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A) secondary
B) tertiary
C) self-awareness
D) self-conscious
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A) the majority of babies in child care display a resistant attachment to their mothers.
B) the relationship between child care and emotional well-being depends on both family and child-care experiences.
C) the rate of insecurity among child-care infants is significantly higher than among non-child-care infants-about 73 versus 20 percent.
D) regardless of quality,child care predicts long-term adjustment problems.
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A) develop resilience against inadequate caregiving.
B) show delays in development,an irritable mood,and attachment difficulties.
C) develop a secure attachment to their father or another caregiver.
D) show high rates of empathy to others' distress.
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A) self-conscious emotion
B) self-awareness
C) social referencing
D) emotional self-regulation
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A) sadness;anger
B) fear;sadness
C) happiness;sadness
D) happiness;anger
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A) automatic processing of information.
B) effortful management of emotions.
C) emotional contagion.
D) adult instruction in when to feel proud,ashamed,or guilty.
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A) The environment has a greater impact on temperament than genetic factors.
B) Genetic factors have a much greater impact on temperament than the environment.
C) Parents tend to view siblings as more similar in temperament and personality than other observers do.
D) Temperament and personality can be understood only in terms of complex interdependencies between genetic and environmental factors.
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A) pride in his personal achievement.
B) embarrassed by the individual attention.
C) anxious that he might not be able to earn As in the future.
D) guilty for doing better than other children in the class.
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A) between 2 and 4 months.
B) around 6 months.
C) at the beginning of the second year.
D) between 18 to 24 months.
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A) It is imperative that the first attachment bond develop within the first year of life.
B) Her son will definitely display attachment difficulties because he is a "late adoptee."
C) The first attachment bond can develop as late as 4 to 6 years of age.
D) Her son will likely shy away from adult attention throughout childhood.
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A) Fear rises during the first half of the first year.
B) The most frequent expression of fear is stranger anxiety.
C) Crawling infants rarely show fear of heights.
D) Fear wanes during the second half of the first year.
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A) a categorical self.
B) empathy.
C) self-conscious emotions.
D) self-recognition.
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A) gives a child an extra five minutes to finish playing before they leave the park
B) makes her son put away his toys immediately when asked
C) picks up her son's toys,puts away his books,and makes his bed on a daily basis
D) criticizes her son whenever he incorrectly uses his fork or spoon
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A) a single,special person.
B) female caregivers who feed them.
C) a variety of familiar people.
D) fathers only when their mothers are unavailable.
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A) Goodness of fit
B) Ethological theory of attachment
C) Emotional self-regulation
D) Effortful control
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