Quiz on Intersubjectivity and Human Connection

The emotional development of children

The physical development of infants

The shared understanding between individuals

The biological wiring of humans

Increased aggression

Secure attachment

Emotional detachment

Development of independence

Gestures

Written communication

Eye contact

Facial expressions

They develop a strong sense of identity

They feel safe exploring the world

They become highly autonomous

They may assume they are unlovable

The importance of verbal communication

The effects of parental absence

The natural human process of attachment

The development of motor skills

By changing the subject

By scolding the child

By expressing curiosity about the child's feelings

By ignoring the cries

Enhanced emotional intelligence

Difficulty learning about self and others

Increased interest in the world

Development of self-reliance

They are loved and valued

They are superior to others

They are always right

They should be independent

It creates distance between individuals

It helps communicate interest and delight

It is irrelevant

It is a form of punishment

They will excel in school

They will become leaders

They will have a strong social network

They may struggle with identity