__________ is not one of Scarr and McCartney's gene-environment interactions?
A) Evocative gene-environment correlation
B) Passive gene-environment correlation
C) Active gene-environment correlation
D) Educative gene-environment correlation
Q. 2Using generic toys allows
A) Well-known character plots
B) Open interpretations
C) More sanitary conditions
D) Less expensive options
Q. 3Although __________ determine(s) what we are capable of doing, __________ determine(s) what we actually do.
A) the environment; genes
B) genes; the environment
C) heredity; canalization
D) canalization; heredity
Q. 4The ultimate goal of ecosystemic play therapy is to
A) Change beliefs that are causing problems
B) Change the systems in which the child exists
C) Teach parents to play with children
D) Change the beliefs of the adults that work with the child
Q. 5__________ describes how humans are restricted to a small number of outcomes simply as a function of their genes.
A) Canalization
B) Universal maturational processes
C) Passive genotype-environment correlations
D) Biological aging
Q. 6In prescriptive play therapy the counselor
A) Prescribes medication
B) Refers the child to a medical professional
C) Matches the treatment to the child's problem
D) Uses an established protocol
Q. 7The term nature encompasses
A) heredity.
B) universal maturational processes.
C) hormones.
D) All of the above
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