Research with parents and children, using Ainsworth's strategy of observing infants in the presence of
a stranger,
A) is consistent with Horney's theory.
B) disconfirms Horney's theory.
C) shows that all infants are frightened of strangers.
D) shows that infants raised by neurotic parents prefer a stranger to their biological mothers.
Question 2
The relational model would suggest that early relationships
A) Are important because children do not yet have a sense of themselves as separate persons
B) Are the basis for developing internal representations of self and others
C) Prepare individuals for the expectation of love or rejection from others
D) None of the above
E) All the above
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