What Is the Primary Idea of Attachment Theory

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Multiple Choice

What is the primary idea of attachment theory?

• A) Relationships between adults are better when the attachment between partners is similar to the parents' attachment.
• B) Early experiences lead some individuals to form attachments,while other individuals learn relationship skills from their caregivers.
• C) The nature of the early childhood bond with caregivers influences the bonds created in adult relationships.
• D) Love is a biological drive shaped by powerful evolutionary forces.

Recognize the historical context and outcomes of legal measures such as the Boggs Act and the "war on drugs".

Assess the role and effectiveness of treatment in addressing substance use disorders.

Identify the complex relationship between drug policy, criminal justice responses, and societal beliefs.

Discuss the nuances and consequences of drug legalization and medicalization debates.

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Definitions:

Prenatal Care

Medical and health care provided to a pregnant woman to ensure the health of both the mother and the fetus during pregnancy.

Embryonic Stage

The stage of prenatal development that lasts from implantation through the eighth week of pregnancy. It is characterized by the development of the major organ systems.

Teratogens

Agents or factors that cause malformation of an embryo or fetus, such as certain drugs, chemicals, or infections.

Vulnerable Period

A timeframe during which an individual or system is more susceptible to damage or harm due to exposure to stresses or adverse conditions.