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kamilo84

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The new emotions that appear toward the end of the second year are
 
  joy, distress, fear, and anger.
  pride, shame, embarrassment, and guilt.
  joy, fear, shame, and guilt.
  pride, shame, joy, and anger.

Question 2

Rex is 3 months old. According to psychoanalyst Margaret Mahler, he views himself as
 
  part of his mother.
  a small, helpless being.
  separate and distinct from his mother.
  part of a family.



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Answer to Question 1

pride, shame, embarrassment, and guilt.

Answer to Question 2

part of his mother.





 

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