According to the Ethological Viewpoint, Why Do Stranger Anxiety and Separation

question 6

Multiple Choice

According to the ethological viewpoint, why do stranger anxiety and separation anxiety become less intense during the second year?

• A)Children increase their use of the attachment figure as a secure base to explore novel things and people.
• B)Children have had many opportunities by then to adapt to being separated.
• C)Children have gained the cognitive maturity by then to recognize that the parent will return.
• D)Children have developed more stable schemes for the faces of strangers and familiar companions.

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