According to the Stranger Fear Concept, If an Infant's Initial

question 34

True/False

According to the stranger fear concept, if an infant's initial attachment is to the mother, the mother's biological sister (who has not seen her infant niece for a few weeks) is the least likely person to provoke an intense fear reaction, if she approaches the baby and smiles or tries to hold her.

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Definitions:

Pleasure and Pain

Fundamental sensory experiences that influence behavior, guiding towards pleasure-seeking and away from harm.

Id

A concept in psychoanalytic theory denoting the component of the human psyche that is governed by instinctual drives and demands immediate satisfaction.

Impulses

Sudden, involuntary urges to act, often driven by emotional or physiological needs.

Personality

refers to the individual differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.