Children can understand that two people's conflicting representations of the same event caused them ...

Children can understand that two people's conflicting representations of the same event caused them to behave differently as early as:
 
  a. Age 2
  b. Age 4
  c. Age 8
  d. Age 12

Ques. 2

Social information processing theorists have proposed that social experiences lead to the generation of:
 
  a. Future behaviors
  b. Social knowledge
  c. Stored memories
  d. All of the above

Ques. 3

An agentic perspective on social behavior in middle childhood requires school-age children to:
 
  a. Make decisions
  b. Follow directions
  c. Avoid choices
  d. None of the above

Ques. 4

From the perspective of social cognitive theory, people take into account thoughts and beliefs about:
 
  a. Others' behavior
  b. Their own behavior
  c. Both a and b
  d. Neither a nor b

Ques. 5

What process allows imitation of a model after some time has passed?
 
  a. Attention
  b. Retention
  c. Motor reproduction
  d. Reinforcement

Ques. 6

The cognitive process through which people of all ages formulate expectations about the desirability of certain behaviors by seeing the results of others' behaviors is called:
 
  a. Positive reinforcement
  b. Negative reinforcement
  c. Vicarious reinforcement
  d. None of the above

Ques. 7

Which theory includes the principle that children learn social skills through imitation?
 
  a. Social learning theory
  b. Social cognitive theory
  c. Social information-processing theory
  d. Theory of mind