The Nurse Explains That a Baby's Prehensile Development Is Progressive

question 9

Multiple Choice

The nurse explains that a baby's prehensile development is progressive and logical. Arrange the development in the order from the simplest to the most complex.

• A) Hands held open most of the time
• B) Grasps with thumb on one side and three fingers on the other
• C) Picks up toy with squeeze action
• D) Thumb and forefinger hold object
• E) Hands held closed most of the time

Discuss the relevance of mother fixation within Fromm's theory.

Evaluate the significance of close relationships through the lens of Fromm's theory.

Compare Fromm's needs with those proposed by Rogers and Maslow.

Contrast Fromm's theory with behaviorism in explaining human motivation.

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Definitions:

Argument By Analogy

A form of reasoning where a comparison is made between two similar situations, suggesting that what applies to one should apply to the other.

Reasoning

The process of thinking about something in a logical and sensible way to form a conclusion or judgment.

Tennis

A racquet sport in which two or four players hit a lightweight ball back and forth across a net on a rectangular court.

Deductive Step

A part of reasoning where the conclusion is necessarily derived from the premises.