Module 3.6a Quiz

Erma, an 18-month-old, typically recognizes herself in a mirror. Based on this information, Erma has developed

• an attachment bond.

• her self-concept.

• strong self-esteem.

• basic trust.

After Daisy forgot to water the plants in the front yard, she was grounded for a week — even before her parents heard what might have caused Daisy to forget about her chore.

Which parenting style do Daisy’s parents exhibit?

• Authoritative

• Authoritarian

• Permissive

• Neglectful

After Daisy forgot to water the plants in the front yard, she was grounded for a week — even before her parents heard what might have caused Daisy to forget about her chore.

Which of the following conclusions can we draw about Daisy’s behavior in adulthood based on the information provided in the scenario?

• Daisy is more likely to behave immaturely.

• Daisy is more likely to have poor academic performance.

• Daisy is more likely to have high self-esteem.

• Daisy is more likely to have poor social skills.

Which of the following would be considered a sign of secure attachment in a 1-year-old?

• Davis shows no sign of stranger anxiety whether his parents are present or not.

• Antoine pays no attention to his parents who return after a brief separation.

• Nola becomes distressed when her parents leave but seeks contact on return.

• Delmond does not react to his parents leaving or returning after a brief separation.

Osman and Eun-Ji have secure attachment styles. Based on research on attachment, they are also likely to

• be parented by authoritarian parents.

• develop a sense of basic trust.

• be raised in a neglectful environment.

• be able to think in an abstract manner.

Dr. Hannon is studying a group of 3-year-olds, who tend to cling to their parent’s leg at separation and remain distressed throughout the day. Dr. Hannon plans to measure the length of time the children cry upon separation from their parents at preschool. Which variable is Dr. Hannon most likely interested in studying?

• Insecure attachment

• Self-concept

• Stranger anxiety

• Contact comfort