Exam 11: Attachment to Others and Development of Self

In the Strange Situation, Baby Jacob plays actively with the toys in the room, occasionally looking back to check on his mother, and is mildly distressed when his mother leaves the room, but he is easily comforted by her return. Jacob falls into which attachment category?

Insecure/resistant infants are also referred to as:

Which assertion about attachment behaviours in different cultures is TRUE?

The ethnic identity component referred to as ethnic knowledge involves:

Kayla, age 15 years, and her mother need to go to the store. Her mother is ready to go and is waiting on Kayla. Kayla is in the bathroom fixing her makeup and making sure her clothes look good. She knows that everyone at the store will notice her and will be watching her every move. This idea is an example of:

Emmy responds more positively to her mother than to other people. She smiles and laughs more often in her mother's presence than in the presence of other people. She does not exhibit separation distress, nor does she actively seek out her mother. Bowlby would consider Emmy to be in which phase of the development of attachment?

Erikson believed that all adolescents experience:

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

Separation anxiety typically declines in which of Bowlby's phases?

Which statement is TRUE of ethnic-minority youth and their ethnic identity?

The group of individuals that is LEAST likely to achieve a coherent identity includes those:

Darrell exhibits separation distress when his mother leaves and happily greets her when she returns. He uses her as a secure base and actively seeks out contact with her. Bowlby would consider Darrell to be in which phase of the development of attachment?

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

Research suggests that, in comparison to young adults exploring commitments in depth, those exploring commitments in breadth tend to be:

The SECCYD found that 15-month-olds in childcare were likely to experience which form of attachment to their caregivers?

Infants who approach their mothers and also regard them as a source of fear are considered to have which type of attachment?

To assess self-esteem, researchers generally do NOT ask children about:

One's overall evaluation of oneself is referred to as one's:

Research suggests that, in comparison to young adults exploring commitments in breadth, those exploring commitments in depth tend to be more:

Bowlby proposed that attachment: