Stranger anxiety is positively correlated with unfamiliar settings.
Stranger Anxiety is the anxiety that babies face when an unfamiliar person approaches them. It is extremely normal for babies to have strangers anxiety between 8 months to 2 years of age. It occurs as the infant starts distinguishing between the familiar and unfamiliar. They can react to this in many ways for example some might start crying, some may hide behind their parents or become quiet and stare at them.
The anxiety can be provoked to different extent depending on the age, sex and proximity of the stranger.
Separation anxiety on the other hand is the anxiety faced by babies when they are separated from parents
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I believe the answer is: Assisting with discharge planning for the patient
Linda observed that there was a reduction/elimination of treatment that available for the poor due to the situation in the state's insurance policies.
She's concerned that she had to discharge the patient even though she believed that the patient need further treatments.
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