Evolutionary theorists explain the early separation protests of infants from many nonindustrialized societies by claiming that
A) these infants have learned that their needs are unlikely to be met in the caregiver's absence
B) separations from caregivers are highly unusual and, thus, fear-provoking events
C) these infants have no idea where caregivers are going or when they will return
D) all of these
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Q29: The last primary negative emotion to appear
Q30: An early "fear" that is closely tied
Q31: Negative reactions to strangers are more intense
Q32: Infants show little fear of strangers when
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Q34: Evolutionary theorists explain infants' fear of strangers
Q35: Separation anxiety
A) typically emerges at 4-6 months
Q36: Stranger anxiety
A) precedes the onset of primary
Q37: Thinking that his mother is in the
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