Amelia and Andrew praise and stimulate their children, and they mutually support each other’s parenting behaviors. Amelia and Andrew engage in effective __________
A) induction
B) permissive parenting
C) coparenting
D) niche-picking
Answer: C
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Esther Thelen and colleagues propose that coordinated, voluntary movement emerges from neurological development, parental encouragement, opportunities to exercise, and maturation of the cognitive systems
The synthesis of these interactive processes is called the A) motor development theory. B) altered states theory. C) dynamic systems theory. D) active systems theory.
Jennifer and Mike are concerned because their son Stephen has developed friendships only with other European American boys like himself. They would like him to have a more diverse group of friends
What could they do to make it more likely that he would develop interracial friendships? a. Move to an integrated neighborhood in a school district where classes are small and contain children from different ethnic groups. b. Move to an integrated neighborhood in a school district where classes are large and contain children from different ethnic groups. c. Move to a segregated neighborhood in a school district where classes are small and contain children from different ethnic groups. d. Move to a segregated neighborhood in a school district where classes are large and contain children from different ethnic groups.
Adolescents with __________ tend to be anxious and unfocused
A) poor academic self-esteem B) high athletic self-esteem C) positive peer relationships D) low physical appearance self-esteem
The branch of the autonomic nervous system that restores the body to normal functioning after arousal and is responsible for calming you down is called the __________.
A. spinal cord B. somatic nervous system C. sympathetic nervous system D. parasympathetic nervous system