Infants Who Are Able to Form Secure Attachments with Caregivers

question 94

True/False

Infants who are able to form secure attachments with caregivers during the first year are less likely to experience behavioral problems in later life.

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Definitions:

Significant

Having a particularly important, notable, or consequential value or impact.

Persistent Annoyance

A continuous or recurring irritation that may affect one's performance, mood, or interactions negatively.

Self-serving Bias

A cognitive bias where individuals attribute their successes to internal factors and their failures to external factors.

Blindness of Involvement

The phenomenon where individuals become so engrossed in their own perspective or role that they are unable to understand or see the situation from another's viewpoint.