Social roles are often associated with other roles, such as parent and child or teacher and student. ...

Social roles are often associated with other roles, such as parent and child or teacher and student.
 
  a. marginal
  b. transitory c. reciprocal d. childhood

Question 2

According to Damon and Hart, the organizing principle that integrates aspects of the self-concept during middle and later childhood is
 
  a. beliefs and plans.
  b. interpersonal goals.
  c. comparative assessments. d. categorical identifications.

Question 3

How do life roles change in adulthood?
 
  a. Adulthood involves multiple roles that are increasingly complex. b. Adulthood is the first time one experiences role conflict.
  c. Kinship roles begin in adulthood.
  d. Adults experience role loss but not role gain.

Question 4

Which of the following features characterizes self theory during the early and middle school years?
 
  a. A preoccupation with an integration of past, present, and future selves b. A new level of concern about comparative assessments
  c. The beginning of self-awareness
  d. The lack of self-evaluation content