When assessing the contribution of various psychoanalytic, social learning, cognitive, and ethological theories of attachment
A) all four make important, complementary contributions to our understanding of attachment
B) the evidence clearly favors ethological theory and refutes the psychoanalytic and learning approaches
C) the evidence clearly favors learning theories and refutes the cognitive- developmental approach
D) the evidence clearly establishes cognitive-developmental theory as the strongest explanation for infant attachments
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Q27: In Erikson's theorizing, the strength or security
Q28: The theorist who would most likely stress
Q29: Necessary separations can be made less painful
Q30: Contemporary learning theorists have adopted a position
Q31: Ethologists argue that attachments build from biologically
Q33: One way to make necessary separations more
Q34: Harlow and Zimmerman's classic study of attachment
Q35: Harlow and Zimmerman's (1959) classic "surrogate mother"
Q36: Schaffer and Emerson's (1964) study on the
Q37: According to Freud's psychoanalytic theory, infants should
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