One of Rubin's components of love is characterized by deep self-disclosure, emotional support, closeness, and acceptance of whom one really is. This component is called:

Describe the processes of encoding, storage, and retrieval. Define each of these processes and discuss the complexity of the interactions among them

What will be an ideal response?

Baby Ashley picks up her ball and says, "Ball!" Ashley's father responds with a big smile and an enthusiastic, "That's right! Ball!" In return, Ashley laughs. When Ashley is tired and crying, her father picks her up, rubs her back, and sings softly to her

Ashley and her father are engaged in A) attachment in the making. B) social referencing. C) goodness of fit. D) interactional synchrony.