Question

many newborn animals form rigid attachments to their mothers during critical periods shortly after birth. this process is called
o stage continuity
o biological preparedness
o interaction attachment
o imprinting

a cross - cultural researcher is studying pre - teens in multiple countries, considering factors such as the physical and social context in which the child lives, as well as the rearing and educational practices of that childs culture. this approach reflects an awareness of the developmental ___ of each child.
o organization
o niche
o sequences
o characteristics

Explanation:

Imprinting is a form of learning in which an animal forms a rigid attachment to a moving object (often the mother) during a critical period shortly after birth. For the second question, the concept of "niche" in developmental psychology refers to the physical and social context, along with rearing and educational practices, in which a child develops.

Answer:

1. imprinting
2. niche