The Dozier,Dozier,and Manni (2002)diary Study of New Foster Parents Indicated

question 19

Multiple Choice

The Dozier,Dozier,and Manni (2002) diary study of new foster parents indicated all EXCEPT which of the following?

• A) Parents and infants began forming attachments within the first few days of the children's placement in the foster homes.
• B) Children who came from foster homes where there was less physical contact, such as hugging, were less likely to form attachments to their foster parents.
• C) Secure attachments were most likely to form when the foster parent relationship was begun before age 10 months.
• D) There was a bidirectional interaction between mothers and babies.

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Definitions:

Population Percent Defective

The percentage of items in a defined population that do not meet predefined standards or specifications.

Producer's Risk

The risk that a producer takes when a good batch is incorrectly rejected based on the sample quality test results, also known as Type I error in statistical testing.

Acceptance Sampling Plan

A statistical quality control method that determines the number of units from a batch to inspect to decide if the entire batch should be accepted or rejected.

AQL

Acceptable Quality Level is a statistical measurement of the maximum number of defective items considered acceptable in a sample size during quality control testing.