Multiple Choice
Which of the following is most often used to assess an infant's attention to sound?
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1. Introduction to Psychology
Developmental Psychology
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In developmental psychology, an infant's anger is usually triggered by _____.
A
exposure to loud noises
B
separation from their caregiver
C
the presence of a stranger
D
frustration when their goals are blocked
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Understand that in developmental psychology, emotions in infants are often studied in relation to their triggers or causes.
Recognize that anger in infants is typically not caused by external stimuli like loud noises or strangers, but rather by internal experiences related to their goals or desires.
Identify that frustration occurs when an infant's goal-directed behavior is blocked or interrupted, which is a common trigger for anger.
Connect the concept of frustration with the infant's emotional response, noting that anger arises as a reaction to this blocked goal or unmet need.
Conclude that the best explanation for an infant's anger is frustration when their goals are blocked, rather than external factors like noise or separation.
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