What question would you ask when doing external criticism of a primary historical source?
a. Can the information be generalized to other situations?
b. Is the document written by whom it is supposed to have been written?
c. Does the data confirm your hypothesis?
d. Does the information really represent the attitudes of the time?
B
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Which of the following factors is most important for children’s moral development?
a. authoritative parenting style b. academic achievement c. externalized reasoning d. strong inhibitory control
Work Samples are an important method of observation because
a. they can be used to demonstrate the child’s development and approaches to learning in all areas. b. they are activities that relieve stress and can be analyzed for deeper meaning. c. they prove that the teacher is competent in the classroom. d. new work samples can replace the ones done earlier so the Portfolio is current and not too messy.
____ are attitudes or general feelings that result from how adequately a person can meet and master the crisis at a particular stage of psychosocial development
A. ecological factors B. psychological approaches C. psychosocial senses D. psychosocial emergencies
According to Erikson, if Jerry passes through this current developmental stage successfully, he will learn to trust that his basic needs will be met
a. autonomy versus shame and doubt b. sensorimotor stage c. trust versus mistrust d. initiative versus guilt