Children who display disorganized attachment are likely to have

Children who display disorganized attachment are likely to have
 
  a. behaviors that result in academic achievement.
   b. a desire to be caretakers of their mothers.
 
   c. at least two siblings.
 
   d. strange or bizarre behaviors.

Question 2

A one-year-old child largely ignores the fact that his mother has left him with a stranger and does not seem to care when his mother returns. What form of attachment is this?
 
  a. insecure resistant
   b. secure
 
   c. insecure avoidant
   d. disorganized

Question 3

The Strange Situation Procedure is primarily a measure of
 
  a. adult attachment.
 
   b. toddler attachment.
 
   c. autonomous attachment.
   d. social referencing.

Question 4

At three months of age, Silas smiles at everyone and allows anyone to pick him up. At seven months, he cries whenever an unknown person picks him up or plays with him. Silas is experiencing
 
  a. approach behavior.
   b. separation distress.
   c. stranger wariness.
 
   d. imprinting.

Question 5

Attachment research suggests that most children would be particularly resistant about being left with a new babysitter when they are
 
  a. newborn infants.
 
   b. about one-year-old.
 
   c. about four-years-old.
   d. about six-years-old.

Question 6

Baby geese imprint onto their mothers or other moving objects. This is an insight generated by
 
  a. Freudian/psychoanalytic theory.
 
   b. Bowlby and Ainsworths attachment theory.
   c. cognitive-developmental theory.
 
   d. ethology.