A) 1st
B) 2nd
C) 3rd
D) 6th
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A) conditioning
B) observation
C) instruction
D) direction
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A) All infant smiling is reflexive.
B) Infants' smiling induces parents to have more positive social interactions with them.
C) Young infants rarely smile at strangers.
D) Infants are unlikely to smile at auditory stimuli.
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A) rumination.
B) co-regulation.
C) co-rumination.
D) self-regulation.
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A) control of emotions
B) planning of strategies to resolve upsetting situations
C) avoidance of stressful situations altogether
D) delay of gratification
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A) rumination.
B) co-rumination.
C) reiteration.
D) co-reiteration.
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A) the experience of basic emotions
B) expression of anger
C) amount of crying by infants
D) feelings of pride
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A) eliminating subjective negative feelings.
B) modulating one's interpretation of evocative situations.
C) appropriately inhibiting facial expressions related to one's feelings.
D) initiating actions related to one's feelings.
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A) slow to warm up.
B) easy.
C) difficult.
D) quick to calm down.
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A) pleasing teachers
B) being physically attacked
C) being separated from his mother
D) ghosts and monsters
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A) They have fewer mental health problems.
B) They have lower risk behaviors.
C) They have better strategies for coping with stress.
D) They have increased antisocial behaviors.
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A) differential susceptibility.
B) goodness of fit.
C) social competence.
D) display rule.
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A) difficulty level
B) fear
C) activity level
D) smiling and laughter
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A) essentially unable to identify others' emotions.
B) best at identifying happiness, and they have difficulty differentiating among negative emotions until they are older.
C) best at identifying sadness, and they have difficulty differentiating among positive emotions until they are older.
D) able to differentiate among positive emotions and among negative emotions equally well.
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A) cognitive behavioral therapy
B) drug therapy
C) psychotherapy
D) exposure therapy
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A) Emotions are independent of cognition, and therefore the two are unassociated.
B) Cognitive development influences children to become less emotional as they develop from infancy through adolescence.
C) Cognitive changes influence the types of stimuli that elicit particular emotional responses.
D) None of the statements is true.
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A) laboratory observations
B) parental reports of children in various contexts
C) interviews of children
D) brain activity assessment
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A) happiness
B) fear
C) surprise
D) disgust
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A) panic attacks.
B) phobias.
C) both panic attacks and phobias.
D) neither panic attacks nor phobias.
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