Question 1

An empathic response can first be elicited in the infant at:

The discriminatory ability of infants is better for:

Children demonstrate discrimination of emotional events at:

According to object relation theorists, the primary social relationship upon which all other social relationships were built was:

Initially only 3 types of attachment were described. What is the fourth type of attachment that has recently been added?

Harlow's research (1969), which showed that monkeys raised without mothers have poor social relationships later in life, has been criticized; raising them with _____ alleviates many of the problems he reported.

Lewis's research (2004) indicates that in order to understand the social development of the child, one must first understand:

Fathers' interactions with young children differ from mothers' interactions, in that they are more likely to include:

In terms of the formation of sibling attachments:

The role of grandparents in child development is often neglected because:

Outside the immediate family, the group that plays the most important role in child development is:

The belief that young infants were not interested in their peers was perpetuated by:

Negative features of the peer relationship may include:

It has been found that infants placed in daycare:

Robert Hinde (1976) wrote that relationships should be characterized as having:

Infants first demonstrate the use of personal pronouns and self recognition, indicating that the self has emerged at:

The mediating cognitive structures necessary for social relationships are:

The process by which children decenter, realizing that not all people are like them, is called:

The social network systems model differs from the attachment model in that it:

The loss of the mother is a devastating event for the child in:

Specific people-by-needs relationships exist in infants as early as: