Roberto, a toddler, is left with a stranger in a room when his mother leaves for a few minutes. He is very upset and difficult t
o calm in his mother's absence. When his mother returns, he approaches her but later resists by fighting against being held. According to Ainsworth and her colleagues, Roberto most likely belongs to the _____ attached group.
Answer:Roberto most likely belongs to the AMBIVALENTLY attached group.
Explanation:
An ambivalently attached group refers to those children with a mother who are not sensitive to their emotional needs and doesn't encourage the child's own independence. They treat their child as a child and not give them opportunity to develop their own independence.
The child then become attached to the mother in such that when they are not around the child becomes anxious .
These children are very likely to be immature, clingy and difficult to calm down in the absence of their mothers.
Sociological affinity refers to "spiritual parentage", curiosity, as well as other behavioral common interests. This is distinguished by elevated degrees of friendship through collaboration, also recognized as affinity collectives or groups, typically in similar organizations.
Individuals who believe they connect collectively, both with as well as without legitimate as well as blood relations, and also who identify oneself as kin.
So that the above would be the appropriate answer.
The factors affecting the attention of an individual along with a temporary characteristics like time pressures or crowded stores are the ‘situational factors’.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Most individuals who are frequent buyers of commodities choose spending less time on the selection of commodities.
Such buyers prefer going with the stimuli that is provided by the packaging and the advertisement of the commodity.
Moreover, such buyers are also intrigued by the crowd in the stores or the time pressure being experienced by them at the given moment.
