Question

The definition of the ""working model"" is the Select one: a. Positive effects of having had a role model of a working parent b. Child's reaction to the mother's absence due to her work schedule c. Child's resolution of ego and super-ego conflicts d. Child's mental internalization of his or her primary caregiver's responsiveness or lack of responsiveness to the child's needs.

Answer 1

Child's mental internalization of his or her primary caregiver's responsiveness or lack of responsiveness to the child's needs.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to Bowlby, an internal "working model" is a mental representation of our relationship with our primary caregiver (whether he/she attends our basic needs or not).

This is a mental representation that children develop and that will become a model for our future relationships (especially when it comes to partners) , it also helps us represent our own self, others, and the world in general.

Therefore, the definition that would best suit is d) Child's mental internalization of his or her primary caregiver's responsiveness or lack of responsiveness to the child's needs.