SOFT FACTORS on a Decision Tree Refer to

question 27

Multiple Choice

SOFT FACTORS on a decision tree refer to

• A) Costs that can easily be quantified.
• B) Benefits that can easily be quantified.
• C) Emotional and relational considerations that cannot be easily quantified.
• D) Choices that a person needs to make.
• E) Only (a) and (b).

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Definitions:

Disorganized Attachment

A type of attachment pattern observed in children, characterized by a lack of consistent strategies in dealing with the stress of separation from and reunion with their caregivers, often resulting from trauma or abuse.

Strange Situation

A procedure developed by Mary Ainsworth to assess attachment styles in children by observing their behavior when separated and reunited with their caregiver.

Avoidant

A term used to describe a pattern of behavior characterized by a desire to evade or escape from certain activities, situations, or interpersonal interactions.

Resistant

Refers to the ability to withstand or oppose a particular force or condition.