Because ________ play is inconsistent with the “masculine” gender role, boys who engage in it are at risk for negative peer reactions
A) quiet
B) sociodramatic
C) constructive
D) functional
Answer: A
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a. James: "Even though we are in the 21st century, parents in North America still say that they would prefer to have a boy, rather than a girl.". b. Daisuke: "Parents may say that they have no preferences, but the birth announcements in the newspapers express more pride if the child is a boy.". c. Isidro: "No research has been conducted on this topic since 1995, so we do not have recent information about sex preferences". d. Lucie: "Parents actually have no sex preferences, based on both their stated preferences and the amount of pride shown in announcements.".
Meghan completes her chores on time and minds her manners because she likes to be helpful. Whenever her parents thank her for what she does, Meghan feels good about herself. Her parents' praises have become part of her ____.?
a. ?self-concept b. ?deficiency orientation c. ?secondary traits d. ?conditions of worth
Memory that holds information for extended periods of time is called
a. the sensory register. c. long-term memory. b. the memory register. d. functional memory.
A secure attachment is most likely when parents respond to infants predictably and appropriately
Indicate whether the statement is true or false