Cognitive-Developmental Theory States That the Infant's Attachment Depends on Its

question 67

Multiple Choice

Cognitive-developmental theory states that the infant's attachment depends on its mastery of

• A)display rules for basic emotions.
• B)object permanence.
• C)a positive self-concept.
• D)an easy temperament.

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Definitions:

Dehydration

A condition resulting from excessive loss of body fluids, leading to an imbalance of water and electrolytes, affecting bodily functions.

Tenting

A technique to assess skin turgor by pinching the skin to see if it "tents" or stands up, indicating dehydration.

Clubbing

A physical deformity of the fingers or toes, often indicative of underlying diseases such as lung disorders.

Long-Term Hypoxia

A prolonged state of inadequate oxygen supply to the body or a region of the body, which can cause tissue damage and other health issues.