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Jude is a toddler who is participating in the Strange Situation study. When Jude’s mother leaves, he becomes distressed. When his mother returns, Jude goes to her, hugs her, and calms down. Soon Jude is back to playing. Jude is demonstrating which of the following attachment types?

Lev Vygotsky is known for his theory of cognitive development. Which of the following statements is NOT part of his theory?

Bryce is admired by some of her peers who want to be part of her friend group. They think Bryce is funny. However, other students don’t like Bryce because she teases people she doesn’t like. Bryce isn’t the nicest student. When Bryce’s classmates are asked who they like the most and who they like the least, Bryce gets many positive votes and also many negative votes. Bryce would be classified as having which of the following peer acceptance types?

Merrill and Ginette have been in a romantic relationship for almost two years. They moved in together last month when they got married. They have a strong emotional bond and enjoy spending time in each other’s company. They are both focused on their career, so they split their household tasks evenly and are both responsible for running errands. From this, we know that which of the following sentences is TRUE?

Jude is a toddler who is participating in the Strange Situation study. When Jude’s mother leaves, he does not become distressed. When his mother returns, Jude is aloof and continues to play as he was before. He doesn’t join his mom’s side and he doesn’t try to play with her. Jude is demonstrating which of the following attachment types?

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Dr. Fitzpatrick wants to study whether television causes children to experience more nightmares. This research question requires Dr. Fitzpatrick to use which type of research design?

Margaret has always been self-sufficient, but lately, she finds it challenging to manage household chores. She has trouble cleaning, doing laundry, and preparing her meals. Therefore, which of the following statements is TRUE?

Which of the following has been used to study how self-recognition develops?