The emotional bonding linking an infant to a parent or caregiver is called ____.
a. attachment
b. reinforcement
c. dependency
d. goodness of fit
Question 2
Jack was a very timid child, both physically and socially. His parents gently encouraged him to participate in activities with other children, without pushing him hard enough to be uncomfortable. Over time he became quite adept at playing team sports. This is an example of ____.
a. egocentrism
b. avoidant attachment
c. goodness of fit
d. theory of mind
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aby pygmy hippopotamus stands near its parent at a zoo in Jihlava, Czech Republic
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