Attachment

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1.	Attachment - proper is indicated by
[a]	No stranger anxiety
[b]	Stranger anxiety
[c]	Separation protest
[d]	Stranger anxiety and Separation protest

2.	Secure attachment leads to
[a]	Good social relationships in childhood
[b]	Higher self - esteem
[c]	Adult romantic relationships that are trusting
[d]	All of the above

3.	An example of a social releaser is
[a]	When a baby follows a caregiver
[b]	Any learned response to being looked after
[c]	Hugs and kisses
[d]	When a baby cries or smiles

4.	In Bowlby's maternal deprivation hypothesis, 'maternal refers to
[a]	An infant's biological mother only
[b]	Any woman who provides mothering
[c]	Any individual who provides mothering
[d]	Any caregiver

5.	Affectionless psychopaths are individuals who
[a]	Have no parents
[b]	Have experienced early separations
[c]	Lack a social conscience and empathy for the feelings of others
[d]	All of the above

6.	Separation
[a]	Always leads to deprivation
[b]	Sometimes leads to deprivation
[c]	Never leads to deprivation
[d]	Is the same as deprivation

7.	Sampling techniques are used in observational studies to
[a]	Control observations
[b]	Ensure that observer bias in reduced
[c]	Reduce the number of observations that have to be done
[d]	All of the above

8.	The term day care refers to
[a]	Any care outside the home by non - relatives
[b]	Care during the day only
[c]	Care in day nurseries
[d]	State funded care provision

9.	The day - care experience may affect children differently because
[a]	Some children are shyer than others
[b]	Some children are insecurely attached
[c]	Some children come from single parent families
[d]	Both (a) and (b)

10.	One methodological problem with studies of day is
[a]	There are no control groups
[b]	The samples are often quite small
[c]	Many of them were conducted in the US
[d]	The data are often correlational and therefore we can't say day care is the cause

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