Longitudinal Evidence Suggests That Attachment Styles

question 46

Multiple Choice

Longitudinal evidence suggests that attachment styles:

• A) do not predict academic success.
• B) of avoidant women match nicely with secure men.
• C) show the same sequence of developmental stages.
• D) that are evident in young adults continue through later life.

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Definitions:

Temperament

A person's or animal's nature, especially as it permanently affects their behavior, often considered as an innate aspect of an individual.

Tantrums

Outbursts of anger and frustration, often experienced by children, characterized by crying, screaming, and sometimes physical behaviors like kicking or hitting.

Nonfunctional

Refers to something that does not work or operate as intended.

Sensorimotor

The developmental stage in early childhood (from birth to about 2 years old) during which infants learn through sensory experiences and manipulating objects.