Youare a prosecutorandarepreparingforanupcomingtrial.Thisis a caseofarson,andthedefendantis accused ofsettingfireto a barn,causingittoburntotheground. You have an abundance of physical evidence that points to the defendant, but you also discover that a set of shoeprints found at the scene matches another person. This would be an example of:

Dr. Wong is a clinical psychologist who uses a cognitive approach to therapy. Which of the following clients would be the most ideal match for Dr. Wong's methods?

a) A client seeking therapy for personal growth b) A client whose issues are vaguely defined c) A client who intends to focus on how her early childhood experiences influence her current psychological problems d) A client willing to allow the therapist to direct the sessions and to define psychological issues as problems to be solved

Discuss conditions that lead to insecure attachment between infants and caregivers. What might be done to improve the conditions?

What will be an ideal response?