A toddler experimentally varies the way she handles a ball—first squeezing it, then throwing it—to learn what effect each variation has. This child is demonstrating
secondary circular reactions.
primary circular reactions.
quaternary circular reactions.
tertiary circular reactions.
tertiary circular reactions.
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_______________ are standards for decision making
A. Values B. Morals C. Laws D. Opinions
Justine, whose mother is a fitness buff, joined a gymnastics club at the age of 2. Which of the following is a likely outcome for Justine?
A) She will acquire gross-motor skills earlier than her peers. B) She will soon lose interest in gymnastics. C) She will be more influenced by her coach than by her mother. D) She will be a lifelong sports enthusiast.
Which of the following statements is accurate regarding the effects of television on children?
A) The best advice is to have no television at all. B) Television advertisements are ineffective and cannot influence things such as a child's food preferences. C) Programs that depict violence and aggression do not correlate with increased aggressive behavior in children. D) Quality educational programming can have a positive effect, but children are not necessarily interested in watching it.
Which of the following is NOT a difference between joint custody and sole custody?
A. The frequency of interaction is evenly distributed between the children and the parents. B. Interactions between the divorced parents generate more demands for cooperation concerning the children. C. Alteration in caregiving arrangements increases along with more separations and reunions between children and parents. D. Both parents do not have parental rights concerning decisions about the child's general welfare.