Regarding peer acceptance, REJECTED CHILD is to NEGLECTED CHILD as ____ is to ____.

Regarding peer acceptance, REJECTED CHILD is to NEGLECTED CHILD as ____ is to ____.
 
  a. SOCIOMETRY :: STATISTICS
  b. CONSENSUS :: CONTROVERSY
  c. CLIQUE :: CROWD
  d. HATING :: IGNORING

Question 2

According to the information-processing perspective, the child exerts voluntary control most directly over
 
  a. the sensory store.
  b. the short-term store.
  c. the environmental input.
  d. executive function.

Question 3

Which two peer relations terms are most closely related?
 
  a. Popularity and nonsocial activity
  b. Cross-pressure and parallel play
  c. Peer acceptance and popularity
  d. Coaching and peer-only model

Question 4

Malcolm, age nine, demonstrates ____ by saying, I'm good at remembering words but bad at remembering pictures..
 
  a. cardinality
  b. metacognition
  c. a mnemonic strategy
  d. analogical reasoning

Question 5

Heterosexual crowds
 
  a. become preoccupied with gay-bashing..
  b. peak during middle childhood and decline thereafter.
  c. are diverse and relatively immune from stereotyping.
  d. become common during mid to late adolescence.

Question 6

Decisions about learning/memory strategies are made by ____ in the multistore model.
 
  a. executive functions
  b. the environmental input
  c. semantic organization
  d. the knowledge base

Question 7

Relative to cliques, adolescent crowds are
 
  a. larger and more loosely organized.
  b. more secretive and ritualized.
  c. more focused on sexual orientation issues.
  d. more prone to discriminate unfairly against minorities.

Question 8

The information capacity of the ____ is extremely large.
 
  a. sensory store
  b. memory span
  c. short-term store
  d. long-term store