1. Kara is 2 1/2 months old. When she cries in distress, almost anyone can soothe her by picking her up and cuddling her. According to Bowlby, which state of attachment id Kara in?Goal-corrected partnerships Safe-base attachmentOrientation with discriminationOrientation without discrimination 2. The primary point of John Bowlby's idea about the evolutionary roots of attachment theory is that differences in infant attachment lead to differences in adult temperament and emotionality. infants are instinctively motivated to receive contact comfort from their parents. parents must learn to nurture and comfort their infants by observing their own parents. attachment behaviors evolved because they increase the chances that infants will survive.

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Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)

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ISBN:9780134477961

Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White

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1. Kara is 2 1/2 months old. When she cries in distress, almost anyone can soothe her by picking her up and cuddling her. According to Bowlby, which state of attachment id Kara in?

Goal-corrected partnerships

Safe-base attachment

Orientation with discrimination

Orientation without discrimination

2. The primary point of John Bowlby's idea about the evolutionary roots of attachment theory is that

		differences in infant attachment lead to differences in adult temperament and emotionality.
		infants are instinctively motivated to receive contact comfort from their parents.
		parents must learn to nurture and comfort their infants by observing their own parents.
		attachment behaviors evolved because they increase the chances that infants will survive.