A baby cries in response to faces of strangers but smiles when he sees his mother's face. What is this an example of?

__________ in children is observed when they believe that everyone sees what they see, thinks what they think, and feels what they feel

a) Animistic thinking b) Habituation c) Centration d) Egocentrism

Angela has never been a great student, but once she gets into college, it is even harder. She tries reading the book, and does poorly. Her instructor encourages her to outline the text as she reads, but she still does poorly. She goes to tutoring, but still is failing. No matter what she does, it does not seem to help her do better in class. Based on this experience, Angela may develop the

cognitive risk factor for depression known as a. an unstable attributional pattern. b. learned helplessness. c. the negative cognitive triad. d. cognitive distortion.