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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III, Some Clinical Implications, Chapter 10, Some Implications for the Theories Behind Therapeutic Reconstructions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. An evoked companion becomes so ________ into experience, over time, that it need not be evoked anymore.
(a) Written.
(b) Integrated.
(c) Pushed.
(d) Defined.

2. Stern states that affect attunement is a form of __________, rather than something else entirely.
(a) Therapy.
(b) Attunement.
(c) Development.
(d) Possibility.

3. According to the book, Stern explores the nature of the infant's experience through the study of the ______.
(a) Self.
(b) Siblings.
(c) Other.
(d) Parents.

4. Lived experiences involve significant changes in an infant's _________ state that belongs to the self thought created by both the self and the other.
(a) Infect.
(b) Object.
(c) Affect.
(d) Subject.

5. What type of psychology has NOT neglected the story of intersubjective relatedness, according to Stern?
(a) Pop psychology.
(b) Medical psychology.
(c) Academic psychology.
(d) Psychoanalysis.

Short Answer Questions

1. Stern believes that the _______ is the primary organizing principle of development.

2. ___________ can regulate the infant's attention and engagement as a result of the idea of self-regulation that is happening to the infant and around them.

3. Stern believes that the infants have " ______ -like" experiences, yet they are based on a core self.

4. __________ enables identifying what property belongs to which person, according to the author, which prevents the two core selves from getting confused.

5. According to the book, recent research indicates that the infant is capable of having a sense of self and ______.

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