A Study of Infant Attachment Among 60 Two-Parent Working-Class Families

question 79

Multiple Choice

A study of infant attachment among 60 two-parent working-class families in Scotland found that the number of infants who formed a specific attachment to their mother during the first year of life was:

• A)over 90%
• B)75%
• C)60%
• D)none of the above

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Definitions:

Displacement

In psychology, a defense mechanism where an individual redirects emotions or reactions from the original source to another target.

Challenge Stressors

Work-related demands or obstacles that, while potentially stress-inducing, can lead to increased motivation, learning, and job satisfaction.

Workload

The amount of work assigned to or expected from an individual or team within a given time frame, often evaluated as part of performance management and job design.

Role Ambiguity

The lack of clarity about expected behavior from a job or position, leading to confusion and potentially stress.