Twenty-month-old Jessie rejects offers of help at meal time and insists on serving herself, just like the rest of her family. She behaves the same way in her child care setting, insisting on putting on and trying to zip her jacket on her own
Based on this behavior, it is likely that Jessie
a. was a "difficult" infant
b. has not yet developed secondary emotions
c. would show self-recognition in the rouge test
d. is a "spoiled" child who has been indulged too much by her parents
C
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Girls with conduct disorder __________.
A. seek security from a father figure B. are at risk for teen pregnancy C. usually have a comorbid diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and/or a mood disorder D. do not show the same social deficits seen in boys
As a way to combat the rising divorce rates, the United States government created the ____ to lower the divorce rate
a. No Marriage Must Fail Protocol b. Together Forever Act c. Divorce Is A Four-Letter Word doctrine d. Healthy Marriage Initiative
Jean is an exceptionally qualified executive and entered the company at the same time as other employees, all of whom are male. In the six years since they were all hired, Jean has outperformed each of her colleagues, but they have all been promoted several levels above her. Jean is getting frustrated by this ____, which seems to be preventing her from advancing any higher in the company
a. glass ceiling b. gender cliff c. sexual ceiling d. glass cliff
Which of the following statements regarding the relationship between childhood maltreatment and later violent delinquent behavior is true?
a. All children who experience physical abuse in childhood later go on to engage in violent delinquent behavior. b. Very few children who experience physical abuse in childhood later go on to engage in violent delinquent behavior. c. Children who experience routine violence in childhood are significantly more likely to engage in violent delinquent behavior later on. d. The experience of physical abuse is significantly associated with violent delinquent behavior later on, except for children who only experience abuse prior to adolescence.