Question

question 47 (1.5 points) both psychoanalytic theorists and attachment theorists believe; early caregiving experiences determine adult mental health. nurture is the only influence shaping human behavior. reinforcers determine how people act. genetics determines how people behave.

Explanation:

• Psychoanalytic theory (e.g., Freud) emphasizes the role of early childhood experiences (especially with caregivers) in shaping personality and mental health. Attachment theory (e.g., Bowlby) focuses on the quality of early caregiver - infant attachments and its long - term effects on mental health and relationships.
• The option “nurture is the only influence shaping human behavior” is incorrect as most theories recognize a combination of nature and nurture.
• The idea that “reinforcers determine how people act” is related to behaviorism, not psychoanalytic or attachment theory.
• The claim that “genetics determines how people behave” is a biological determinism view, which is not supported by psychoanalytic or attachment theories.
• So, the correct option is the one about early caregiving experiences determining adult mental health.

Answer:

early caregiving experiences determine adult mental health.