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Question 1

Ulnar grasp

Answer 1

picking something up with full hand (palm and wrap)

Question 2

pincer grasp

Answer 2

more delicate grasp (thumb and fingers

Question 3

harlow’s experiment and what it showed

Answer 3

monkey (wire food and soft)

contact comfort

Question 4

Bowlby’s attachment theory

Answer 4

human infants are predisposed to maintain proximity to caregivers for safety and comfrt

Question 5

internal working model

Answer 5

cognitive representation of oneself and others that shapes expectations about future relationships

Question 6

kagan’s temperament hypothesis

Answer 6

Kagan’s temperament hypothesis is that temperament, and not attachment quality, drives children’s behavior in the Strange Situation. So, Kagan thinks that it is not a history of the parent being inconsistently responsive to the child that leads to him/her crying a lot during the Strange Situation and being classified as resistant (this is what attachment theory would tell us), but that the child has an inhibited temperament and is crying a lot because they are afraid of the novel environment and stranger.