Children with Secure Attachment Relationships Are Likely to Succeed in Situations

question 19

Multiple Choice

Children with secure attachment relationships are likely to succeed in situations that require cognitive ability and effort because:

• A)their emotional security facilitates exploration and mastery of the physical environment
• B)their parents' sensitive and responsive care promotes cognitive development as well as attachment security
• C)their genetic makeup leads to both secure attachment and cognitive ability
• D)all of the above

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Definitions:

Respiratory Arrest

Respiratory arrest is a critical condition that occurs when breathing completely stops, requiring immediate medical intervention to restore respiration.

Concussion

A jarring injury to the brain; the most common type of head injury.

Jarring Injury

A type of injury typically caused by a sudden and forceful impact, often leading to concussion or other trauma.

Semi-Fowler's Position

A seating position where the patient is inclined at an angle between 15 to 45 degrees; often used to promote comfort and respiratory function.