Which of the following major theories in child development primarily emphasizes nurture rather than nature as an important influence?

When Jennifer first came home from the hospital as a baby, she had colic and often cried. Her parents were terribly worried about her and became distressed whenever she would begin to sob

Although Jennifer is now nearly four, and the colic has long since disappeared, her parents both experience a sense of restlessness and anxiety whenever they hear a baby crying. In this situation, the parents' anxiety is a(n) A) unconditioned stimulus. B) intergenerational stimulus. C) conditioned stimulus. D) condemnation response. E) conditioned response.

Louise arrived at the emergency room complaining of severe stomach pain. After careful evaluation, it became clear that Louise had purposely given herself food poisoning. She would most likely:

a) Be malingering. b) Have somatization disorder. c) Have la belle indifference. d) Have factitious disorder.