According to object-relations theory, a baby constructs unconscious representations of his or her parents, which will influence the child's relations with others throughout life

Sue sees her mother knitting a sweater. Later, Sue takes out a ball of yarn and some knitting needles from her mother's supplies and tries to do the same. This is a good example of the __________ theory of gender development

a) gender schema theory b) gender role theory c) psychoanalytic theory d) learning theory

Although expressions of sadness also occur in response to pain, removal of an object, and brief separations, they are __________ than anger

A) less intense B) less frequent C) more intense D) more frequent