Answer:
d) insecure disorganized
Explanation:
- In the insecure avoidant attachment, the baby will pay little or no attention to the caregiver and will show little to none emotion when the caregiver departs or when the caregiver returns.
- In the insecure resistant attachment, the babies tends to experience a lot of distress when the caregiver goes away and they continue in distress when the caregiver returns.
- In the insecure disorganized attachment, the babies <u>want the caregiver close when they leave, but once the caregiver comes back, the babies will show odd or ambivalent behaviour</u> (running to them and then running away or hitting the caregiver)
- In the securely attached attachment, babies are upset when the caregiver leaves but they soon start exploring by their own and seem happy when the caregiver returns.
Lilian <u>seems upset when her mom goes away </u>and cries wanting to be held, however, <u>when the mom comes back she pushes her away</u> and turns her head away, therefore, <u>we could say that Lilian is an insecure disorganized baby.</u>
Answer:
A country scores a higher HDI when the lifespan is higher, the education level is higher, and the gross national income GNI (PPP) per capita is higher. ... The index does not take into account several factors, such as the net wealth per capita or the relative quality of goods in a country.
The answer is: judging the length of lines
In Asch's experiment on conformity , participants are gathered to judge which lines are the shortest among several options.
The experiments than included actors to intentionally provide wrong answers. The experiments shows that in the presence of other people who give wrong answers, subjects are much more likely to conform to other people's opinion and choose the wrong lines for the answer.
