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gonzo233

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According to attachment theorists, why do anxious attachments develop during the first year of life?
 
  a. modeling
  b. low self-actualization
  c. inconsistent and unresponsive parenting
  d. temperament differences

Question 2

You are watching a video of John Bowlby in which he discusses his views on attachment. Later you are to write a summary of Bowlby's comments and include the major reason why he believes that attachments form. What will you write?
 
  a. They are reinforcing.
  b. They have survival value.
  c. They fulfill sexual and aggressive drives.
  d. They are a component of self actualization.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b.





 

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