____________________, like parents, set limits on behavior, make demands for mature behavior, attempt to communicate, and are oriented toward nurturing positive physical, social, and cognitive development
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Schools
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Does play serve a purpose?Are early friendships stable?
a. No, it is a simple pleasure of childhood. b. Yes, it serves many important functions. c. Not until the age of 3 or older, when the child can learn from it cognitively. d. No, because not all children in all cultures demonstrate play.
From ages 12 to 18, the brain
a. changes very little. b. decline in size. c. declines in weight. d. dynamically reorganizes.
The design can be described as a _____________ factorial design
a. 3 x 3 b. 2 x 3 c. 3 x 2 d. 2 x 2
A friend is taking a history of science course, and has chosen to write a paper on the history of psychology. She comes to you for advice on who were the important people in the early history of psychology and the basic ideas underlying their approaches
What kind of helpful information could you give her concerning the evolution of modern psychology? What will be an ideal response?