Quiz on Intersubjectivity and Human Connection

What is intersubjectivity primarily concerned with?

• The emotional development of children

• The physical development of infants

• The shared understanding between individuals

• The biological wiring of humans

What is a key outcome when intersubjectivity is present between a parent and child?

• Increased aggression

• Secure attachment

• Emotional detachment

• Development of independence

Which of the following is NOT a method of communication used in intersubjectivity?

• Gestures

• Written communication

• Eye contact

• Facial expressions

What can happen if intersubjectivity is absent for a young child?

• They develop a strong sense of identity

• They feel safe exploring the world

• They become highly autonomous

• They may assume they are unlovable

What does the still face experiment illustrate?

• The importance of verbal communication

• The effects of parental absence

• The natural human process of attachment

• The development of motor skills

How do parents ideally respond to a crying baby?

• By changing the subject

• By scolding the child

• By expressing curiosity about the child's feelings

• By ignoring the cries

What is one consequence of a lack of shared experiences between a child and their parents?

• Enhanced emotional intelligence

• Difficulty learning about self and others

• Increased interest in the world

• Development of self-reliance

What do children learn about themselves through intersubjectivity?

• They are loved and valued

• They are superior to others

• They are always right

• They should be independent

What role does touch play in intersubjectivity?

• It creates distance between individuals

• It helps communicate interest and delight

• It is irrelevant

• It is a form of punishment

What is a potential impact of a child not developing a sense of safety with their parents?

• They will excel in school

• They will become leaders

• They will have a strong social network

• They may struggle with identity