In Erikson's first psychosocial stage of development, how do caregivers create a foundation of trust? a. by meeting infants' needs b. by letting infants do things on their own c. by letting infants feed themselves d. by exposing infants to a range of interesting environments

Caregivers positively impact children’s brain development when they help childrenbuild trusting relationships.foster their emotional autonomy.encourage initiative and build confidence.All of the above

According to Erikson's theory, when __________, the psychological conflict of the first year-basic trust versus mistrust-is resolved on the positive side.Group of answer choicesthe parents are perfectly in tune with the baby's needsthe balance of care is sympathetic and lovingthe amount of food and oral stimulation offered meets the baby's needsthe baby learns to meet her own needs

According to Erik Erikson, the primary social problem to be resolved in infancy is developing a sense of: a. initiative. b. industry. c. autonomy. d. trust.

To form strong trusting relationships, children must first have their basic needs met.TrueFalse

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