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Question 1

Marjoe is two months old. He smiles and coos at almost everyone he meets. Marjoe is in which phase of attachment?
◦ Phase 1: Nonfocused orienting and signaling
◦ Phase 2: Focus on one or more figures
◦ Phase 3: Secure base behavior
◦ Phase 4: Internal model

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Megan is a toddler who participated in an experiment. Her mother placed a dot of rouge on her nose and sat her in front of a mirror to see if she would reach for either the mirror or her own nose in order to touch the red spot. If Megan reaches for her own nose, she is demonstrating
◦ self-awareness.
◦ self-envy.
◦ self-exploration.
◦ self-examination.
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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