Use your own school experiences to provide examples of school-based cliques and crowds and the ...
Use your own school experiences to provide examples of school-based cliques and crowds and the concept of dominance hierarchy. If you cannot think of a specific instance, make one up.
An infant and toddler care teacher wanted to stay true to her principles concerning the rights of ch
An infant and toddler care teacher wanted to stay true to her principles concerning the rights of children. Her mentor most likely encouraged her to write: A) a philosophy B) a Code of ethics C) professional standards D) a vision
Fifteen-year-old James has shown gradual improvement in his ability to remember what he learns and ...
Fifteen-year-old James has shown gradual improvement in his ability to remember what he learns and to attend to various stimuli, such as studying for an exam and listening to music at the same time. James' advances reflect what view of cognitive
Research in different cultures has shown that an understanding of concrete operations a. in always ...
Research in different cultures has shown that an understanding of concrete operations a. in always the same in any culture. b. depends in part on familiarity with the materials. c. favors people in Western cultures. d. is always
Tamika and Daquon are the parents of a typical family and have three children. Based upon the readin
Tamika and Daquon are the parents of a typical family and have three children. Based upon the reading, how many years probably separate each of their children? a. 0–1 b. 1–3 c. 4–5 d. 2–4
Joe, a Native American college student, rarely speaks in class, and when he does, says very little.
Joe, a Native American college student, rarely speaks in class, and when he does, says very little. Although the other students think Joe is unintelligent, his professor knows better. She suspects his limited verbal expression is because
Karen suddenly hugged her mother tightly when a car backfired. Seeking reassurance through bodily ...
Karen suddenly hugged her mother tightly when a car backfired. Seeking reassurance through bodily contact is one way that infants can a. regulate emotion. b. show shame. c. signify embarrassment. d. express guilt.
At times during the video, Joan and Bill have moments of life review, a term given to a process in w
At times during the video, Joan and Bill have moments of life review, a term given to a process in which people who are getting older _________. a. have a midlife crisis b. go through periods of denial, anger, and acceptance c. deci
Lowanna, a one-year-old child, is participating in a visual cliff experiment. She is most likely to
Lowanna, a one-year-old child, is participating in a visual cliff experiment. She is most likely to cross over the deep side of the cliff if her mother ___. a. poses an angry expression b. sternly orders her to cross c. pleads with her
Christopher Eppig and his colleagues found that there was a significant relationship between a count
Christopher Eppig and his colleagues found that there was a significant relationship between a country’s median IQ score and that country’s ____. a. average age b. educational attainment c. median income d. infectious disease bur
Kali, age 8, was one of the fastest runners of the boys and girls on the playground, and probably ...
Kali, age 8, was one of the fastest runners of the boys and girls on the playground, and probably the fastest in her third grade class. Running speed, jumping, and agility performance through age 10 a. are about the same for girls and bo
Learning theorists’ claim that language is learned strictly through imitation and reinforcement has
Learning theorists’ claim that language is learned strictly through imitation and reinforcement has been challenged by other theorists who propose that an inborn mechanism helps children learn grammar. Give an example of a language phenomenon that le
William is considered by his friends to be very empathetic because he has the ability to put himself ...
William is considered by his friends to be very empathetic because he has the ability to put himself into others shoes and see things from their perspectives. What is the formal term for this ability?
If one wanted a norm-referenced test to identify students who need supplemental services in phonemic ...
If one wanted a norm-referenced test to identify students who need supplemental services in phonemic awareness and letter-sound correspondence, one would probably select the
For girls, menarche is the pubertal event that is most often marked by ritual. In many cultures, men
For girls, menarche is the pubertal event that is most often marked by ritual. In many cultures, menarche initiates a monthly ritual related to menstruation that lasts throughout a woman’s reproductive life because these cultures believe that menstru
Oscar and his mother are looking at a picture book. Oscar’s mother points to the duck and labels ...
Oscar and his mother are looking at a picture book. Oscar’s mother points to the duck and labels it. When Oscar’s mother points and names the duck, Oscar also looks at the duck. Oscar demonstrates: a. social referencing. b. guilt. c. j
Grace asked her friend Kerri, “How did you do on the exam?” Kerri replied nastily, “You know I didn
Grace asked her friend Kerri, “How did you do on the exam?” Kerri replied nastily, “You know I didn’t study as much as I should have for that exam. How do you think I did?” Kerri’s curt and rude response is typical of ___________. i. stage
As an infant, Leon was raised in an impoverished environment. Consequently, his brain structure and ...
As an infant, Leon was raised in an impoverished environment. Consequently, his brain structure and weight differ from infants brought up in more enriched environments. This illustrates the concept of: A) marasmus. B) plasticity. C) kw
Ginny's mother accompanied her to parks and playgrounds when she was younger. Now that Ginny is 11 ...
Ginny's mother accompanied her to parks and playgrounds when she was younger. Now that Ginny is 11 years old, her mother allows her to go out alone. Ginny remembers to follow safety rules taught by her mother. In this scenario, Ginny is involved in _
As school-age children judge their own appearance, abilities, and behavior in relation to those of o
As school-age children judge their own appearance, abilities, and behavior in relation to those of others, A) their self-descriptions become more evaluative. B) they become less adept at incorporating the messages of others into their self
Sarah finds that she is having trouble balancing her college homework and her part-time job. She ...
Sarah finds that she is having trouble balancing her college homework and her part-time job. She spoke to her boss about working fewer hours so that she could study. What coping strategy has Sarah used? A) emotion-focused B) social support
When 12-month-old Trent’s dad asks him to get his stuffed bunny, Trent looks at and points to the ...
When 12-month-old Trent’s dad asks him to get his stuffed bunny, Trent looks at and points to the pillow where the bunny usually rests. Trent is displaying __________. A) the violation-of-expectation method B) deferred imitation C) inf
Bonnie’s mother keeps trying to fix her up with Carlton, an engineer at her architectural firm. Bonn
Bonnie’s mother keeps trying to fix her up with Carlton, an engineer at her architectural firm. Bonnie’s reply, “Mom, why would I ever go out with an engineer? They are geeky, wear white shirts, and have pocket protectors. Fix him up with someone els
Caitlyn was a new third grade teacher. Her school’s curriculum followed the approach to reading ...
Caitlyn was a new third grade teacher. Her school’s curriculum followed the approach to reading instruction that most researchers and educators today favor. What is that approach? a. Phonics approach b. Sight word approach c. Whole la
Baby Emily begins sucking motions as soon as she sees her mother take her bottle out of the ...
Baby Emily begins sucking motions as soon as she sees her mother take her bottle out of the cupboard. The bottle is the A) conditioned response. B) unconditioned stimulus. C) unconditioned response. D) conditioned stimul
Because talking is a dominant means of contact in the United States, we tend to avoid conversations
Because talking is a dominant means of contact in the United States, we tend to avoid conversations with ___________. a. too many words b. periods of silence c. many interruptions d. other people
Which statement about stress management in midlife is true?
Which statement about stress management in midlife is true? A) Communities provide fewer social supports for middle-aged adults than for younger or older adults. B) People tend to cope with stress less effectively as they move from early to
Amalyeh and her college roommate, Caitlin, have a lot in common. They both were very active in athle
Amalyeh and her college roommate, Caitlin, have a lot in common. They both were very active in athletics in high school and not only play on intramural teams now, but watch quite a bit of sports on television together. Even though Amalyeh spends a lo
