A 14 year old high school student is learning new things from his peers. For example, now that he is High school, he believes that he should watch certain shows, attend school sporting events, and feel comfortable arguing with teachers if he doesn’t agree with their viewpoints. What is the high school student learning?
Ans: (A) His role
Role refers to a set of expected behavior that is commonly associated with a particular position or status in a group or an organization
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Luis has final exams coming up. He reflects on the likely difficulty of each exam and the scores he needs to obtain the grades he wants, and develops a sense of how challenging the finals week will be for him. This process is termed:
a. estimation of coping resources. b. problem-solving. c. appraisal. d. resilience.
Which issue has dominated many of the research questions in lifespan development?
A. Which areas of lifespan development are the most important for producing normal human functioning? B. How much of people's behavior is due to their genetically determined nature and how much is due to nurture? C. What role does the unconscious play in shaping human behavior? D. What are the appropriate methods to use when studying development over time?
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