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Ainsworth's Strange Situation consists ofa.substituting a stranger for either the mother or the fath

Ainsworth's Strange Situation consists of
a.   substituting a stranger for either the mother or the father.
b.   a gradual introduction into a day care setting through successively longer stays.
c.   adults wearing masks with various emotional expressions to assess infants' social referencing abilities.
d.   a series of episodes involving various combinations of infant, mother, and a stranger.
e.   a contrived situation to test the infant's activity level.

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The Developing Child

Edition: 13^th

Authors: Boyd, Bee

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