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1a)There was a loud alarm from outside and Winona's newborn baby was startled and began to cry. Winona picked up her baby, rocked him back and forth, and gently sang a song. In a few moments the baby stopped crying. When Winona's baby was 5 months old the same thing happened. This time he started sucking on his fingers and eventually calmed down. This change from to may be driven partly by. Select one: i. Social referencing; self-comforting; cognitive strategies ii. Social referencing; self-comforting; neural maturation iii. Co-regulation; cognitive strategies; neural maturation iv. Co-regulation; self-comforting; neural maturation 1b)Benny does not pay much attention to his mother during the Strange Situation procedure. When she leaves the room, he is somewhat upset, but easily comforted by the stranger in the room. When his mom comes back, he continues playing with the toys in the room. In which attachment category would Benny most likely be classified? Select one: i. Secure attachment ii. Insecure/resistant iii. Disorganized/disoriented iv. Insecure/avoidant

1a)There was a loud alarm from outside and Winona's newborn baby was startled and began to cry. Winona picked up her baby, rocked him back and forth, and gently sang a song. In a few moments the baby stopped crying. When Winona's baby was 5 months old the same thing happened. This time he started sucking on his fingers and eventually calmed down. This change from to may be driven partly by. Select one: i. Social referencing; self-comforting; cognitive strategies ii. Social referencing; self-comforting; neural maturation iii. Co-regulation; cognitive strategies; neural maturation iv. Co-regulation; self-comforting; neural maturation 1b)Benny does not pay much attention to his mother during the Strange Situation procedure. When she leaves the room, he is somewhat upset, but easily comforted by the stranger in the room. When his mom comes back, he continues playing with the toys in the room. In which attachment category would Benny most likely be classified? Select one: i. Secure attachment ii. Insecure/resistant iii. Disorganized/disoriented iv. Insecure/avoidant

Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
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ISBN:9780134477961
Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White
Publisher:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White
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Choose ONE sociocultural factor ( culture, socioeconomic status, work, childcare) that could influence development a) Provide ONE example to illustrate how the sociocultural factor you chose might influence the types of experiences a child has. b) Describe ONE developmental outcome that might arise because of variation in the sociocultural factor you chose. c) Suggest ONE way that the outcome you suggest might depend on individual differences in the child (i.e., from the enduring theme)
Transcribed Image Text:Choose ONE sociocultural factor ( culture, socioeconomic status, work, childcare) that could influence development a) Provide ONE example to illustrate how the sociocultural factor you chose might influence the types of experiences a child has. b) Describe ONE developmental outcome that might arise because of variation in the sociocultural factor you chose. c) Suggest ONE way that the outcome you suggest might depend on individual differences in the child (i.e., from the enduring theme)
1a)There was a loud alarm from outside and Winona's newborn baby was startled and began to cry. Winona picked up her baby, rocked him back and forth, and gently sang a song. In a few moments the baby stopped crying. When Winona's baby was 5 months old the same thing happened. This time he started sucking on his fingers and eventually calmed down. This change from may be driven partly by Select one: i. Social referencing; self-comforting; cognitive strategies ii. Social referencing; self-comforting; neural maturation iii. Co-regulation; cognitive strategies; neural maturation iv. Co-regulation; self-comforting; neural maturation 1b)Benny does not pay much attention to his mother during the Strange Situation procedure. When she leaves the room, he is somewhat upset, but easily comforted by the stranger in the room. When his mom comes back, he continues playing with the toys in the room. In which attachment category would Benny most likely be classified? Select one: İ. Secure attachment ii. to Insecure/resistant iii. Disorganized/disoriented iv. Insecure/avoidant
Transcribed Image Text:1a)There was a loud alarm from outside and Winona's newborn baby was startled and began to cry. Winona picked up her baby, rocked him back and forth, and gently sang a song. In a few moments the baby stopped crying. When Winona's baby was 5 months old the same thing happened. This time he started sucking on his fingers and eventually calmed down. This change from may be driven partly by Select one: i. Social referencing; self-comforting; cognitive strategies ii. Social referencing; self-comforting; neural maturation iii. Co-regulation; cognitive strategies; neural maturation iv. Co-regulation; self-comforting; neural maturation 1b)Benny does not pay much attention to his mother during the Strange Situation procedure. When she leaves the room, he is somewhat upset, but easily comforted by the stranger in the room. When his mom comes back, he continues playing with the toys in the room. In which attachment category would Benny most likely be classified? Select one: İ. Secure attachment ii. to Insecure/resistant iii. Disorganized/disoriented iv. Insecure/avoidant
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