By exposing Nate to involvement in activities that would not normally be part of a child's life (such as participation in gymnastics), Nate's parents function as __________.
A. co-regulators
B. authoritarian parents
C. gatekeepers
D. friends
Answer: C
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Which of the following are the two major theories that have been proposed to explain antisocial personality disorder?
a. Underarousal and fearlessness b. Underarousal and shamelessness c. overarousal and fearlessness d. overarousal and shamelessness
Max has an IQ of 180, but doesn't have a lot of friends. Gardner would say that he has poor _________intelligence.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
In bothvillage and industrialized cultures that highly value interdependence, responses to moral dilemmas________ than in North America and Western Europe
A) place greater weight on individual rights B) are less other-directed C) are more other-directed D) place greater weight on justice
What effect does modeling and rewards have on learned aggressive behavior?
A. Kids can learn aggression through exposure to amicable adult models. B. Adults are less likely to demonstrate behavior that they see others being rewarded for. C. Children's aggressive behavior can be suppressed through punishment. D. Kids are more likely to copy behavior that they see others being rewarded for.