7. How does Erikson\'s theory relate to soothing an infant in the first year of

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7. How does Erikson's theory relate to soothing an infant in the first year of life? 8. Who was Harry Harlow? What did his research demonstrate about bondinalattachment? 9. What did Bowlby's research tell us about attachment? What is attachment? 10. What different types of care do fathers V. mothers provide even when fathers are primary caregivers? 11. What is reflexive smiling? How is it different than social smiling? 12. What is reciprocal socialization? Social referencing? Scaffolding? 13. What is parental leave and how does the US compare to other countries?

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7. According to Erikson theory soothening of infant in first year of life is purely on basis of trust and mistrust. As infants are completely dependent on the parents. We have to make sure that an infantexperience a trusting relationship with their parent and to build up this trust there must ne consistent relationship.

8. Harry Harlow was an American psychologist whose research supported importance of love between mother and child. His research demonstrated the powerful effects of love and in particular, the absence of love. By showing the devastating effects of deprivation on young rhesus monkeys, Harlow revealed the importance of a caregiver's love for healthy childhood development.

9. Bowlby's research tells us about the attachment that children come into the world biologically pre-programmed to form attachments with others, because this will help them to survive. Ayyachment is deep emotional bond that connects one person to other across time and space.

10. fathers provides a sense of security that inclides not only physical protection but the financial provision and display of healthy authority at home.

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