Responding to the Reading

Read “The Psychology of Stuff and Things” and answer the following questions. Then “submit” your work.

Question 15.63

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Question 15.64

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3. Essay Jarrett says that “most children have an unusually intense relationship with a specific ‘attachment object,’ usually a favorite blanket or soft toy.” Reflect on your childhood and try to remember what your favorite toy or “attachment object” was. Write an essay in which you describe this object, explain how your attachment to it developed, and include a story or two about it.