In consistently nonresponsive settings that violate the child’s experience, generally, the child learns that the only way to connect to the significant figures in her life
A) is to become what she thinks others want her to be.
B) is to turn away from everyone and disappear into her own imaginary world.
C) is to perform excellently without expecting encouragement.
D) is to do the opposite that she thinks they want.
Answer: A
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