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Title: Correlational research shows that parental warmth during infancy is related to less crying in the ... Post by: SalaDinHo on Aug 18, 2019 Correlational research shows that parental warmth during infancy is related to less crying in the second year of life. Which of the following would be an appropriate conclusion to reach, based on this finding?
▸ Nothing can be concluded about parental warmth and crying, based on a single study. ▸ Children's crying and parental warmth are related, but the direction of causality is not clear. ▸ Children who cry a lot as newborns will cry less in the second year of life if their parents are warm and responsive. ▸ To be most effective, parents should be responsive and warm when their children cry. Title: Correlational research shows that parental warmth during infancy is related to less crying in the ... Post by: urbacore on Aug 18, 2019 Content hidden
Title: Correlational research shows that parental warmth during infancy is related to less crying in the ... Post by: SalaDinHo on Aug 18, 2019 Thanks
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