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.

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Definitions:

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