Jill's parents want her to become more responsible, so they buy her the puppy she wants and they expect her to perform simple care-taking tasks, like putting its food in its bowl
By asking Jill to perform tasks that are difficult for her, but providing her advice and support to make sure she learns these tasks, Jill's parents are:
a. engaging in coregulation
b. teaching Jill autonomy
c. using scaffolding
d. teaching Jill to self-monitor
c
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__________ refers to a way to define abnormality by comparing an individual's behavior with the norms or standards of the society in which an individual lives.
A. Social discomfort B. Cultural mores C. Social context D. Cultural relativism
The case of Ildefonso-who was born deaf and was language-less until the age of 27, when a community college interpreter taught him to communicate-supports the idea that human language is inseparable from __________.
A. intelligence B. creativity C. thought D. insight
In Alfred Adler's theory, what is "individual psychology"?
a. A psychology that concentrates on what makes each person unique b. A psychology of the person as a whole c. Psychotherapy that treats just one person at a time d. The separate contributions of the id, ego, and superego
Psychological assessment refers to the __________.
A. procedures used to summarize a client's symptoms and problems B. process used to arrive at a diagnosis C. development of a treatment plan D. determination of how environmental factors impact the course of a disorder