Dr Ginsberg's Lecture on Attachment Concludes That Babies Express Behaviour

question 31

Multiple Choice

Dr. Ginsberg's lecture on attachment concludes that babies express behaviour that makes it more likely they will form attachments to adults because, in the past, infants that expressed these behaviours were the infants that survived. What kind of approach to attachment is Dr. Ginsberg presenting?

• A) a sociocultural approach
• B) a psychological approach
• C) an anthropological approach
• D) an evolutionary approach

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Definitions:

Tastes

The individual preferences and desires that influence consumer behavior and choice in the market, affecting the demand for goods and services.

Cardiovascular Malformation

An abnormality or defect in the structure of the heart or blood vessels, often present from birth, that can affect blood flow and heart function.

Fetus

A developing mammal or human inside the womb, specifically after the embryonic stage and before birth.

Heart Disease

A broad term for any condition affecting the heart's function, including coronary artery disease, heart rhythm problems, and more.