Juan is highly determined to get a perfect score on his geography test. He has a set of flashcards and he practices over and over learning the state capitals. Juan's behavior is typical of what we might expect of an 11-year-old child in Erikson's _________ stage of psychosocial development
a. initiative versus guilt
b. anal versus latency
c. autonomy versus shame and doubt
d. industry versus inferiority
D
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a. Authorities are fallible. b. Authorities often disagree among themselves. c. Authorities may be biased and subjective. d. All of these are true
Which of the following is the most effective way to reduce greenhouse gases?
A. Increasing the height of smokestacks B. Reducing the use of fossil fuels C. Adding lime to lakes that are highly acidic D. Developing drought-resistant crops
Kendra and Jaime have a family with two girls. They are well-read parents and are very concerned about the gender achievement gap. Tonight they are attending the school/family meeting to find out how the school is handling this situation. All of the following statements are true about the gender achievement gap EXCEPT which one?
A. There is a high participation gap in math and science subjects between the genders. B. The gender achievement gap has created a shortage of girls in STEM-related classes. C. The family income level is the most important issue in gender related issues. D. There is a belief that science, math, and athletic based classes are considered to be "masculine" subjects.
Marital discord, dissatisfaction, decreased time spent together, and decreased affection exemplifies the __________ aspect of well-being affected by having children
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