In Bowlby's Formation of a Reciprocal Relationship Phase

question 51

Multiple Choice

In Bowlby's formation of a reciprocal relationship phase,

• A) infants respond differently to a familiar caregiver than to a stranger, but do not protest when the familiar caregiver leaves.
• B) babies approach, follow, and climb on a familiar caregiver in preference to others.
• C) separation protest declines, and the child understands some factors that influence the caregiver's coming and going.
• D) babies become upset when a familiar caregiver leaves.

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Definitions:

Feeling

An emotional state or reaction that can derive from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others.

Status Difference

The variation in prestige, honor, respect, or social ranking among individuals or groups within a society or organization.

Obedience

The act of following orders or directions from someone in authority, often without questioning them.

Innate

Inborn or natural characteristics, abilities, or qualities not influenced by learning or experience.