Behaviours of Infants Who Are Categorized as Ambivalently Attached Include

question 58

Multiple Choice

Behaviours of infants who are categorized as ambivalently attached include:

• A)distress at being left by the caretaker,and immediate contact upon their return.
• B)neutrality at being left by the caretaker,and avoidance upon their return.
• C)little show of emotion upon the caretaker's departure,and confusion upon their return.
• D)distress at being left by the caretaker,and uncertainty upon their return.

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Definitions:

Conformity

The process of aligning one's attitudes, beliefs, and actions with the norms, policies, or expectations of a group or society.

Solomon Asch

A psychologist known for his research on conformity, including the famous experiment demonstrating how people often conform to the group even when the group is obviously wrong.

Daryl Bem

A prominent psychologist known for his work in the areas of personality theory, sexual orientation, and the self-perception theory of attitude change.

Obedience

A form of social influence where an individual acts in response to a direct order from another individual, who is usually an authority figure.