In Western cultures, paternal __________
A) warmth contributes little to children’s long-term favorable development
B) play sensitivity predicts a resistant father–child attachment in adolescence
C) warmth and secure attachment are associated with higher academic achievement
D) warmth promotes a short-term, but not a long-term, reduction in behavior problems
Answer: C
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a. The negative poles define specific types of mental illness. b. The negative poles reflect areas of vulnerability at each stage. c. The negative poles predict the possibility of criminal activity at a later stage. d. The negative poles highlight issues where the rights of the individual outweigh the rights of the group.
Abraham Maslow believed that people who are unusually accurate in their perceptions have which of the following qualities?
a. a surrender to perceptual habits b. a reliance on evaluation and criticism c. immersion in past experiences d. a lack of self-consciousness
Rotational movement of the head is detected by the ______.
A. cupula B. semicircular canals C. vestibular nerve D. vestibular chambers
Convenience sampling requires selecting subgroups of participants that resemble demographics in the population.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)