Intellectual Historian Dorothy Ross Considers the Three Pivotal Disciplines Central

question 28

Multiple Choice

Intellectual historian Dorothy Ross considers the three pivotal disciplines central to the Americanization of the social sciences 100 years ago to have been:

• A) sociology, anthropology, psychology
• B) economics, geography, political science
• C) sociology, psychology, economics
• D) geography, political science, anthropology
• E) economics, political science, sociology

Grasp the significance of early emotional bonds and the concept of "contact comfort" in attachment formation.

Recognize and describe the types and stability of temperament in infants.

Comprehend the concepts of separation and stranger anxiety in infancy.

Identify Piaget’s stages of cognitive development and their characteristics.

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