What is the difference between a securely attached infant and an insecurely attached infant?
What will be an ideal response?
In terms of the Strange Situation, a securely attached infant will be somewhat upset
upon the exiting of the mother and happy to see her return. An insecurely attached
infant may exhibit either an avoidant or ambivalent/resistant attachment pattern. In
avoidant attachment, the infant shows little or no distress when the mother leaves the
room. Ambivalent/resistant infants are very emotional, becoming extremely upset if
mother leaves the room, and acts of two minds upon her return. The majority of infants
are securely attached.
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A) the physiological triggers that tell us we may be deprived of something and cause us to seek out what is needed, such as food. B) the body's physiological processes that allow it to maintain consistent internal states in response to the outer environment. C) the stimuli we seek to reduce the drives such as social approval and companionship, food, water, and other needs. D) the physiological and psychological processes underlying the initiation of behaviors that direct organisms toward specific goals.
Regarding taking and using class notes, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Students who take accurate lecture notes tend to do well on tests. b. Very few students take reasonably good notes. c. Many students wait until just before exams to review their notes. d. As students review their notes, they should try to link new ideas to what they already know.