Parents in the U

question 132

Multiple Choice

Parents in the U.S.and Germany generally try to foster independence in their children at an early age,and thus,they will often give them a toy when they cry rather than pick them up.In contrast,Japanese parents do not promote independence in their children and hold them a great deal.What is one of the consequences of this cultural difference?

• A) U.S.and German children are far more likely than Japanese children to develop a type of insecure attachment.
• B) Japanese children are far more likely than U.S.and German children to develop a type of insecure attachment.
• C) U.S.and German children are more likely than Japanese children to develop multiple attachments.
• D) The development of attachment to many people has adverse effects on U.S.and German children,but not on Japanese children.

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Definitions:

Bargaining Mix

The combination of issues, interests, and objectives that each party brings to a negotiation process.

Stock Issues

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Cognitive Biases

Systematic patterns of deviation from norm or rationality in judgment, whereby inferences about other people and situations may be drawn in an illogical fashion.

Overconfidence

The state of being more confident than is warranted by the situation, often leading to taking undue risks.