Research on the Long-Term Consequences of Attachment Security Suggests That

question 39

Multiple Choice

Research on the long-term consequences of attachment security suggests that

• A)secure infants always develop more favorably than resistant infants.
• B)secure attachment in infancy ensures secure attachment in adolescence.
• C)continuity of caregiving determines whether attachment security is linked to later development.
• D)secure attachment in infancy guarantees good parenting.

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Definitions:

Minorities

Groups in a society distinguished by cultural, ethnic, racial, religious, or language characteristics, who hold fewer positions of power or have a smaller population compared to the dominant group.

Sex-Typical Roles

Represents the behavioral norms and expectations associated with one's biological sex in a given society.

Renegotiated

The process of revising the terms of an agreement or contract after initial negotiations.

Devalued

The perception or treatment of someone or something as less valuable or important.