A Secure Infant Attachment Predicts ____ During Later Childhood

question 138

Multiple Choice

A secure infant attachment predicts ____ during later childhood.

• A) greater intelligence
• B) more capable peer interactions
• C) greater independence
• D) nothing

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Definitions:

Innate Ideas

Ideas that we are born with, which may include tendencies to think in certain ways that are hardwired into our minds.

Empirical Ideas

Concepts or thoughts derived from or verified by observation, experience, or experiment as opposed to theory or pure logic.

Indubitable

Not susceptible to being doubted.

Empiricism

The philosophy that insists that all knowledge, except for certain logical truths and principles of mathematics, comes from experience. The term British empiricism is often used to refer specifically to the three philosophers John Locke, George Berkeley, and David Hume. This movement is still very much alive, however, and includes Bertrand Russell and other contemporary philosophers.