Answer: Authoritarian parent
Explanation:
An authoritarian parent is known to be a type of parent who demands that all his rules must be obeyed and observed by his child (ren). Failure to obey the rules often leads to punishment which might inflict pain or damage on the child’s body. Parents who practice this style of parenting do not give room for open discussion with their children but instead expect total obedience to the rules they make. Thus, an authoritarian parent does not care about his or her children’s emotional needs.
<span>An Essay Concerning Human Understanding. It was published in 1689 though</span>
According to Mary Ainsworth's experiment, a child who plays independently, ignoring his mother, whether she remains in the room or leaves him with a stranger, is demonstrating avoidance attachment. Also, both the mother and the stranger can equally comfort the child.
The answer would be letter D.
Place theory – high frequency sounds
Frequency theory – low frequency sounds
Volley principle – mid-range sounds
These are the theories of hearing that explains the
perpetual processing of sound sensation. The place theory maybe the opposite of
frequency theory but the volley principle states that neural cells can
alternate firing which makes it in the mid-range.
