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Stephen Saegert
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The idea that children learn gendered behavior from their environment comes from
A) psychodynamic theory.
B) humanistic theory.
C) social learning theory.
D) Gestalt theory.
A) psychodynamic theory.
B) humanistic theory.
C) social learning theory.
D) Gestalt theory.
On Aug 04, 2024
C
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Difficult babies with an intense and highly reactive temperament tend to be
A) intelligent and imaginative.
B) irritable and unpredictable.
C) fearless and assertive.
D) extraverted and cheerful.
A) intelligent and imaginative.
B) irritable and unpredictable.
C) fearless and assertive.
D) extraverted and cheerful.
On Aug 01, 2024
B
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According to Piaget's theory of moral development, how do children's moral reasoning differ in the stages of objective morality and autonomous morality?
On Jul 04, 2024
Answers will vary. In the stage of objective morality, children consider behavior correct when it conforms to authority or to the rules of the game. They believe in the principle of immanent justice and judge the wrongness of an act only in terms of the amount of damage done, not in terms of the intentions of the wrongdoer. In the stage of autonomous morality, children's moral judgments tend to become more self-governed, as children come to view social rules as social agreements that can be changed. They show a greater capacity to take the point of view of others and weigh the intentions of the wrongdoer more heavily than the amount of damage done.
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Given Max Ringelmann's early research looking at group size and individual effort, should we expect Student X to put in a different amount of effort depending on whether she worked on a history project in a five-person group or a two-person group?
A) Yes, we should expect her to work harder in the five-person group.
B) Yes, we should expect her to work harder in the two-person group.
C) No, we should expect her to work equally hard in both groups.
D) This is impossible to determine; it appears that there are no predictable patterns regarding group size and individual effort.
A) Yes, we should expect her to work harder in the five-person group.
B) Yes, we should expect her to work harder in the two-person group.
C) No, we should expect her to work equally hard in both groups.
D) This is impossible to determine; it appears that there are no predictable patterns regarding group size and individual effort.
On Jul 01, 2024
B
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When Samantha's father passed away, Ronnie got food for Samantha's family.The giving of food after the death of a loved one is an example of
A) extrinsic motivation.
B) emotional support.
C) implementation intentions.
D) tangible assistance.
A) extrinsic motivation.
B) emotional support.
C) implementation intentions.
D) tangible assistance.
On Jun 04, 2024
D
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Which of the following statements is true of sensory memory?
A) It has unlimited capacity to store information.
B) It is used exclusively for visual stimuli.
C) It shows qualitative improvement through early adolescence.
D) It retains the trace of a stimuli for a fraction of a second.
A) It has unlimited capacity to store information.
B) It is used exclusively for visual stimuli.
C) It shows qualitative improvement through early adolescence.
D) It retains the trace of a stimuli for a fraction of a second.
On Jun 01, 2024
D
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The placenta develops from the outer cells of the
A) teratogens.
B) zygote.
C) fetus.
D) embryo.
A) teratogens.
B) zygote.
C) fetus.
D) embryo.
On May 05, 2024
B
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The purpose of concepts can best be characterized as organizing our ______ of the world.
A) imagination
B) attention
C) knowledge
D) emotions
A) imagination
B) attention
C) knowledge
D) emotions
On May 02, 2024
C