Japanese parents try to regulate anger by a

102 : Japanese parents try to regulate anger by
A : displacing their feelings of anger toward an acceptable target such as a doll.
B : minimizing their childrens exposure to anger or frustration.
C : encouraging their children to express anger when they feel it.
D : talking about their feelings when they are angry.
Correct Answer : B
103 : Which of the following family factors is tied to increases in an infants negative
emotionality?
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104 : When parents and infants can understand each others emotions, creating and modifying
shared interactions inresponse to each other, this is called
105 : On her first birthday, Emily looks at her mother as they observe the clown coming to her
party. At first Emily is crying. Then her mother smiles and acts very happy, so Emily smiles, too.
This is an example of
106 : Which term refers to caregiver-infant interactions that are rhythmic, well-timed, and
mutually rewarding?
A : Synchrony
B : Ethology
C : Differentiation
D : Behavioral system
Correct Answer : A
107 : The psychosocial crisis of infancy is
108 : Which of the following statements captures the sense of trust? 109 : If the caregiver is unable to differentiate the infants needs or responds harshly to those
needs, the infant is likely to develop a sense of
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A : mutuality.
B : synchrony.
C : mistrust.
D : hope.
Correct Answer : C
110 : In the normal pattern of development, mother-infant interactions become increasingly
111 : Coordination of infant-caregiver interaction involves two related characteristics, which are
A : causality and categorization.
B : matching and synchrony.
C : crying and smiling.
D : trust and hope.
Correct Answer : B