August stops by his mother April's house every day. If April has no trouble with tasks like making coffee or unloading the dishwasher, then August withdraws and attends to other jobs. August's behavior toward April illustrates the __________ script.

In which of Bowlby's phases do children negotiate with the caregiver, using requests and persuasion to alter the caregiver's goals?

A) preattachment B) "attachment in the making" C) "clear-cut" attachment D) formation of a reciprocal relationship

In a study by Posner, Welton, & Goldsmith (1967), participants saw a bunch of dot patterns, and then later had to classify them as previously seen or unseen

When participants saw a dot pattern that resembled all of the other ones, but that wasn't presented, they still tended to classify it as previously seen. This finding supports: a) exemplar approach. b) the essentialist view. c) prototype approach. d) the classical view.