One Cognitive Explanation for an Infant's Experience of Separation Anxiety

question 57

Multiple Choice

One cognitive explanation for an infant's experience of separation anxiety is that the

• A) baby lacks object permanence.
• B) baby is insecurely attached.
• C) baby has not yet learned to crawl after the caregiver.
• D) baby has no ability to distinguish the caregiver from a stranger.

Identify common anxiety disorders and their characteristics.

Understand the hormonal and neural influences on behavior and emotion.

Understand the various factors and mechanisms that influence eating behaviors and dietary choices.

Identify the biological and environmental determinants of sexual differentiation and gender identity.

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