Differences between an REM dream and a non-REM dream include

a. non-REM dreams are more vivid, visual, and story-like.
b. dreamers tend to remember their non-REM dreams more frequently and clearly.
c. REM dreams are more emotional, dramatic, and rich in characters

According to attachment theory, all of the following statements are true except

a. over the course of the first year of life, infants create internal working models that represent their caregiving experiences b. attachment behaviors have to be learned, a process that takes most of the first year of life c. infants begin to differentiate between their usual caregiver and a stranger between 2 and 7 months of age, showing a preference for their usual caregiver between 6 and 9 months d. from 7 to 24 months, infants' increasing mobility offers them new ways to show their preference for a particular caregiver by seeking to be close to him or her when they are distressed or uncertain about a situation

"When language starts to come in, it does not introduce new meanings to the child. Rather, it is used to express only those meanings the child has already formulated independently of language." This statement would most likely be made by whom?

A) A naturalist B) An empiricist C) A nativist D) An interactionist