Parent-Child Attachment Is Usually Considered an Experience-Expected Process

question 7

Multiple Choice

Parent-child attachment is usually considered an experience-expected process. In this context, what does "experience-expectant" mean?

• A)All children who are provided with a primary caregiver will develop an attachment relationship with that caregiver.
• B)The quality of care that a primary caregiver gives to a child will affect the attachment relationship that forms with the child
• C)Children will not from an attachment relationship until they are provided care by one attachment figure.
• D)Children will not form an attachment relationship unless they are provided with sensitive and responsive care.

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Definitions:

Ties

Connections or relationships between individuals or entities, which can be social, professional, or emotional in nature.

Clique Network

A subgroup within a larger network where members have closer, more frequent, and exclusive interactions, often impacting the flow of information and influence.

Boundary-spanning Network

A network that reaches across and connects diverse organizations or social groups to facilitate information flow and collaboration.

Cohesion

The degree to which members of a group are attracted to and motivated to remain part of that group.