Baumrind included “good-enough parenting” to describe ______.
A. lenient, manipulative parenting behaviors
B. today’s helicopter parents
C. a parenting style that did not fit well into the other categories
D. parents who are somewhat interested in their children’s lives
C. a parenting style that did not fit well into the other categories
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What is not an element of positive behavioral support?
A) ?using natural aversive consequences when a behavioral challenge occurs B) ?restructuring the environment to make the behavioral challenge less likely to occur C) ?teaching the child a positive alternative behavior D) ?understanding the function of the behavior for the child
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
If 12 participants are observed in each of four groups, then the degrees of freedom between persons is equal to 11.
According to constructivist theory, a young child in the sensorimotor stage is
a. able to understand the perspective, feelings, and thoughts of others. b. able to apply logical thought. c. learning through movement and their senses. d. beginning to develop the concept of causality.
The idea that gender identity cannot be assessed by asking whether someone believes him- or herself to be nurturing or aggressive because these characteristics may not fit neatly into that person's gender stereotypes is consistent with
A. gender schema theory. B. the gender self-socialization model. C. cognitive developmental theory. D. social cognitive theory.