The Results of the Minnesota Longitudinal Study Indicate That ______

question 5

Multiple Choice

The results of the Minnesota Longitudinal Study indicate that ______.

• A) securely attached infants show benefits in early childhood with respect to being cooperative and empathic, but these benefits disappear by the preschool years
• B) infants with insecure-ambivalent attachment were more likely to become insulated or hostile to others
• C) infants with insecure-disorganized/disoriented attachment were at greatest risk for behavior problems in childhood
• D) infants with insecure-avoidant attachment were at greatest risk for behavior problems in childhood but infants with insecure-ambivalent attachment were at greatest risk for behavior problems in adolescence

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Definitions:

Fascicles

Bundles of muscle fibers encased in a protective sheath, contributing to the structure and function of muscles.

Phrenic Nerves

Nerves that run from the cervical spinal cord to the diaphragm, playing a crucial role in stimulating its contraction and thus enabling breathing.

Intercostals Nerves

Nerves located between the ribs that are responsible for conveying information to and from the spaces between the ribs.

Lumbar Region

The part of the lower back between the ribs and the pelvis.