Exam 11: Section 2: Attachment to Others and Development of Self

When an experimenter surreptitiously places a dot of rouge on Deeana's face and then puts her in front of the mirror, she touches the spot on her face. Deeana is MOST likely to be at what age?

Attachment theory was proposed by:

Which social factor is LEAST likely to promote the development of high self-esteem?

Which statement about parents' attachment models is true?

Compared to children who were insecurely attached as infants, children who were securely attached as infants are more likely to demonstrate:

Mothers who are easily overwhelmed and who are inconsistent in responding to their infants are more likely than other mothers to have infants who are:

Mary Ainsworth's laboratory test used for measuring infants' attachment to their caregivers is referred to as the:

Attachment theorists believe that the MOST important contributor to the development of a secure attachment is:

Which statement about the association between infants' behaviour in the Strange Situation and their behaviour at home is true?

Which element is NOT a necessary component of children's ethnic identity?

In a study conducted in 1986, in comparison with U.S. infants, Japanese infants appeared to be _____ likely to be securely attached, _____ likely to be insecure/resistant, and _____ likely to be insecure/avoidant.

An individual's identity involves:

Which statement is true about the coming-out process for sexual-minority youth?

Which milestone is NOT an indication that a child has a sense of self?

The personal fable is a form of:

Which statement about sexual minorities is true?

What did Charles Cooley conceive of as the "looking glass self"?

Which description would NOT apply to the self-concept of a typical late-elementary-school child in comparison to the self-concept of a typical preschool child?

The "terrible twos" are an indication of:

As children become adolescents, their self-esteem increasingly becomes based on: