Questions About the Extent to Which Secure Attachments Are Influenced

question 39

Multiple Choice

Questions about the extent to which secure attachments are influenced by infant temperament or by responsive parenting are most directly relevant to the issue of

• A) object permanence and stranger anxiety.
• B) critical periods and imprinting.
• C) nature and nurture.
• D) assimilation and accommodation.

Comprehend the relationship between social impact theory variables and conformity.

Appreciate the cultural and contextual factors affecting conformity and social influence.

Understand the distinction and implications of conforming to group norms in social contexts.

Identify the types of social influence (normative, informational, interpersonal) and their effects on conformity.

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