The Bidirectional Relationship Between Temperament and Attachment Is Demonstrated by the Fact

question 301

Multiple Choice

The bidirectional relationship between temperament and attachment is demonstrated by the fact that

• A) heredity affects temperament and temperament affects attachment style.
• B) heredity affects attachment style and attachment style affects temperament.
• C) the environment affects temperament and temperament affects attachment style.
• D) the environment affects attachment style and attachment style affects temperament.

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Definitions:

Social Coalitions

Alliances or partnerships formed between individuals or groups to achieve common goals or interests.

Functional Fixedness

Functional fixedness is a cognitive bias that limits a person to using an object only in the way it is traditionally used.

Less Knowledge

A state of having limited information, awareness, or understanding about a subject or topic.

Metalinguistic

Pertaining to the awareness and understanding of linguistic components, including the ability to think about and analyze language.