Author Question: Infants that tolerate caregivers being out of their sight because they believe the caregiver will ... (Read 59 times)

Diane · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Infants that tolerate caregivers being out of their sight because they believe the caregiver will respond if they cry out or need care are called ____.

a. avoidant infants c. anxious/ambivalent infants
b. ambivalent infants d. secure infants

Question 2

Rachael had an avoidant attachment with her caregivers, and as an adult, often has a ____.

a. positive view of herself and others
b. negative view of others as an adult and tends to have a difficult time with trust
c. negative view of others as an adult and is uncomfortable with intimacy
d. fairly easy time trusting and establishing intimate relationships