A) They are generally good in quality.
B) They vary widely in quality.
C) The vast majority are small,unlicensed in-home programs.
D) The vast majority are large,licensed centers with large numbers of children.
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A) attachment.
B) reciprocal socialization.
C) the infant socializing the parent.
D) the parent socializing the infant.
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A) 2 to 3 months
B) 4 to 5 months
C) 6 to 7 months
D) 8 to 9 months
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A) will not trust her parents but will trust most other people.
B) will maintain a basic sense of mistrust for the rest of her life.
C) will likely develop a sense of trust with her mother but not with her father.
D) may learn to trust other important people later in her life,but they will need to demonstrate their trustworthiness.
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A) trust smiling.
B) social smiling.
C) reflexive smiling.
D) attachment smiling.
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A) at birth
B) by 3 months of age
C) by 6 months of age
D) by 9 months of age
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A) level of inclusion of the father
B) provision of low-cost child care
C) level of inclusion of the extended family
D) provision of developmentally appropriate child care
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A) extensive use of day care hurts parent-child relationships.
B) the influence of families and parenting is not weakened by extensive use of day care.
C) there is not enough evidence to indicate whether extensive use of day care effects the relationship between parents and children.
D) more study is needed to determine the influence of day care on parent-child relationships when that relationship is dysfunctional.
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A) trust smiling
B) social smiling
C) reflexive smiling
D) attachment smiling
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A) A critical period for attachment in humans exists during the first 2 months of life.
B) Secure attachment to a single primary caregiver is essential for healthy social development.
C) A child's temperament is more important than secure attachment for healthy social development.
D) Sensitive responsiveness on the part of caregivers will help infants develop secure attachments.
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A) social referencing.
B) emotional regulation.
C) social reassurance.
D) modeling.
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A) Poor children in child-care programs enjoy better interactions with their teachers but encounter higher teacher-child ratios.
B) Higher-income children enjoy both better teacher-child ratios and better interactions with their teachers than do poor children in child-care programs.
C) A majority of child care in the first three years of life is of unacceptable low quality,but infants from low-income families have lower-quality child care than infants from higher-income families..
D) There is really no signifcant difference between the quality of child care for the poor and day care for those of higher income.
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A) the anger cry
B) the hunger cry
C) the pain cry
D) the basic cry
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