Stability of attachment in infancy usually
a. causes secure attachment later in childhood.
b. is correlated with continuity of parenting styles over time.
c. has few lasting effects through childhood.
d. a predictor of children's later environment
Question 2
A study that assessed maternal responsiveness during infancy and at 12 years of age suggests all of the following except
a. children who had mothers who were highly responsive both during infancy and at 12years were functioning well.
b. children whose mothers were relatively unresponsive during infancy became responsive at age12.
c. regardless of their mother's responsivity during infancy, children who had responsive mothers at age 12 had higher IQ scores than children who had consistently unresponsive mothers.
d. children whose mothers were relatively unresponsive during infancy had lower IQ scores than children who had consistently unresponsive mothers.
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