Humanists do not believe we are merely a bundle of moldable responses, and, therefore, oppose the machine-like overtones of which view of human nature?

At the end of each module in the textbook is a point-by-point summary to help students identify important ideas to remember. These summaries are organized around a component found at the beginning of each module called the

a. Reflection Signposts. b. Clinical File. c. Knowledge Builder. d. Survey Questions.

According to the article Attachment in Separation concerning divorced or separated mothers' interactions with their children, does attachment and the associated behaviors require what is technically known as a sensitive or critical period:

(a) yes, because early experience had irreversible effects (b) yes, because if it does not happen early, it does not happen at all (c) no, because it depends upon continuity of care (d) no, because children may attach to fathers and other people