What is a good rule of thumb when trying to determine the impact of environmental toxins on fetal development?
a. If it does not bother the mother, it will not bother the developing fetus.
b. If it does not bother young children aged 6 to 10, it will not bother the developing fetus.
c. The impact on fetal development must be assessed separately from the impact on children or adults. d. The fetus is well protected. There are very few toxins to which it is likely to be vulnerable.
c
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a. Minimizing the need for brute self-control b. Avoiding self-control fatigue c. Making a prearranged plan d. All of these
Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence suggests that there are three primary aspects of intelligence: ___
a. analytical, cultural, and creative b. creative, cultural, and practical c. analytical, creative, and practical d. analytical, cultural, and practical
Which of the following statements is true?
a. Aggregations can be easily classified into two categories—group and nongroup. b. Two-person groups have so many unique characteristics that they are not considered to be groups. c. Very large collectives, such as mobs, crowds, or congregations, have so many unique qualities that they are not considered to be groups. d. As groups increase in size, they tend to become more structured. e. Groups, by definition, must include at least three members but they cannot have more than 20 members.
Your 10-year-old daughter and her best friend just ended their nearly 4-year-long friendship. Your daughter will not tell you why. Thinking about middle childhood from your development class, what do you think is the reason for the friendship ending?
A. Her friend betrayed her trust. B. Her friend probably showed interest in a boy that your daughter likes. C. They probably just have different interests now. D. Her friend probably told her that she is moving to a new school.