Three of the Following Statements About Diversity in Attachment Are

question 31

Multiple Choice

Three of the following statements about diversity in attachment are true. Which one is false?

• A) In individualistic cultures, parents encourage their children to be independent and assertive.
• B) Japanese infants often become quite upset in their mothers' absence, as their mothers rarely leave them.
• C) German infants are quite accustomed to being left alone outside a shop while their parents complete short errands.
• D) In some cultures, harsh and abusive parenting is the norm rather than the exception, and so children rarely become attached to an adult.

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Definitions:

Central Canal

The fluid-filled space running longitudinally through the length of the entire spinal cord, containing cerebrospinal fluid.

Anesthesia

A medical procedure involving the administration of agents that result in a state of temporary loss of sensation or awareness.

Axillary Nerve

A nerve in the shoulder that innervates the deltoid and teres minor muscles as well as provides sensation to the skin.

Deltoid

A large triangular muscle covering the shoulder joint and responsible for lifting the arm and giving the shoulder its range of motion.