Research on Infant Behavior in Stressful Situations with a Stranger

question 61

Multiple Choice

Research on infant behavior in stressful situations with a stranger present indicates that infants

• A) do not require comforting from either parent.
• B) turn more to their mothers for comfort.
• C) turn to both mothers and fathers equally.
• D) turn more to their fathers for comfort if the stranger is an adult.

Understand the differences between nightmares and night terrors, including their physiological impacts.

Recognize the stages of sleep and the characteristics of each.

Describe theories of dreaming, including activation-synthesis and cognitive-process theories.

Understand the behavioral and physiological aspects of REM-sleep behavior disorder.

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