When a caregiver responds to a crying infant, it is the beginning of: a. anxiety. b. attachment. c. dependence. d. independence.

When an infant cries, the caregiver responds by picking up the child, changing a diaper, or feeding. These actions by the caregiver serve as reinforcements, increasing the likelihood that the child will again communicate certain needs by crying. This demonstrates that even an infant learns through which type of conditioning?Group of answer choicesC) ObservationalA) OperantD) ModelingB) Classical

If there is a substitute teacher in an infant room, often the infant will demonstrate behaviors such as clinging to their parent and crying. What is the infant feeling? a. separation anxiety b. stranger anxiety c. independent d. dependent

Some developmental psychology researchers use the term "infant  " to describe the initial important connection to a caregiver that provides a foundation for later development.

Which of the following describes the different emotional dispositions of infants?

Which of the following are described as characteristics of attachment? a. Infants become attached to the people who play and interact with them. b. By twelve months the infant responds mainly to the primary caregiver. c. After an absence, the infant responds with caution. d. During the first six months the infant responds positively to any person.