Mothers of Securely Attached Infants Are More Likely Than Mothers

question 7

Multiple Choice

Mothers of securely attached infants are more likely than mothers of babies with other attachment styles to:

• A) feed their babies when the babies are hungry rather than on a set schedule.
• B) vary their level of responsiveness to their babies to prevent over-attachment.
• C) minimize physical contact with their babies.
• D) feed their babies on a set schedule, and not respond when babies cry for food outside of this schedule.

---

Definitions:

High-involvement Purchase

A buying decision that carries a higher risk to the buyer and involves complex processes of information gathering and evaluation.

Rebates

Sales promotions that allow consumers to recoup a specified amount of money after making a single purchase; most rebates require consumers to mail their receipt and proof of purchase to manufacturers.

Outdoor Advertising

A form of media used to deliver promotional messages to consumers in outdoor spaces, such as billboards, bus stops, and digital screens.

Flexibility

The ability to adapt to changes, challenges, or new requirements in an efficient and timely manner.