generally, ____ adults tend to be more satisfied in their relationships than _______ adults
secure; insecure
this section studies how adulthood is impacted by adverse ______ experiences (i.e. deprivation and trauma)
childhood
MAOA gene codes for ______ ______ _____
monoamine oxidasde A
Why did Harlow use the term 'pit of despair" [Harlow and Soumi (1971)]
to stimulate debate and gain notoriety
this type of parent does not establish or enforce rules
permissive
____ infants tend to become the most well-adjusted adults, get along with their peers, and are well liked [Fraley and Shaver (2000)]
secure
what was the result of the 'rape rack' [Harlow and Soumi (1971)]
female isolates were unable to parent their offspring, either abusing or neglecting them.
Soumi (2005) said bullies were mostly _____
male
according to Dobbs (2005), most of us have _____ that make us able to thrive in challenging environments
genes
this type of parent provides little guidance, nurturing, or attention
neglectful or uninvolvled
it is overall accepted that _____ attachment is influenced by _____ attachment patterns
adult; childhood
Felliti et al. (1998) found a clear correlation between the number of adverse events in childhood and and adult health and prevalence of _____ (name one)
heart disease, cancer, chronic lung disease, or various risk behaviors
Dobbs (2009) used a flower metaphor, describing some people as _______ and others as _______
dandelions; orchids
According to Miyake et al. (1985), Japanese mothers place great value on ______ _____ ______ with young infants and are rarely separated from them
developing close relationships
this type of parent creates positive relationships and enforces rules
authoritative
______ ______ learned in childhood are essential for adult attachment relationships [Segal and Jaffre (2007)]
noln-verbal skills
being in control over a victim outweighs any _____ _____ or knowledge of _____ _____
moral constraint; wrong doing
rearing styles have been shown to have long-lasting ____ effects on non-human animals
biological
Miyake et al. (1985) studied _____ differences in attachment
cultural
this type of parent focuses on obedience and punishment over discipline
authoritarian
Segal and Jaffre argue that the learning and practice of non-verbal cues deeply impact our later ___ _____
love relationships
name 3 of the adverse events Felliti et al. (1998) considered
(1) sexual abuse (2) physical abuse (3) witnessing domestic violence
this section results from the debate over the interaction between ______ _____ and _____ _____, and the subsequent effects on adult behavior
genetic predisposition; rearing styles
Suomi (2005) studied rhesus monkeys that he split into two groups labeled:
neurotics and bullies
what is seen as the most effective form of parenting
authoritative