Question 1
Infants are found to have less separation and stranger anxiety if they:
◦ spend time away from significant caregivers on a regular basis.
◦ are cared for by only one or two significant others for the first year of life.
◦ are exposed to other caregivers, such as extended family members or neighbors.
◦ have no prolonged separation from parents before 6 months of age.
Question 2
In the Strange Situation Procedure, an infant with an insecure/avoidant attachment relationship with a caregiver would be most likely to:
◦ show great upset when the parent departed and cling to the parent upon their reunion.
◦ show great upset when the parent departed and show anger upon their reunion.
◦ show no emotion when the parent departed but cling to the parent upon their reunion.
◦ show upset when the parent departed and ignore the parent upon their reunion.
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