Asim believes that children learn how to behave like boys or girls through the way parents reward or punish gender-typical behavior all through childhood. Which perspective on sex typing is closest to Asim's beliefs?
A) Psychoanalytic perspective
B) Gender schema perspective
C) Social-cognitive perspective
D) Cognitive-developmental perspective
C
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Piaget believed that the exact timing of a stage reflected an interaction between which two aspects of an infant's experience?
A. level of physical maturation and the social environment in which the child is raised B. level of physical maturation and the genetic predisposition of the child C. level of cognitive development and the experiences that are provided by the child's genotype D. level of physical maturation and cognitive development of the child
Two different clinicians diagnosed the same client with two different personality disorders. How does Reed (2010) explain this?
a. The clinicians have different training. b. The symptoms probably overlap in both disorders. c. The client behaved differently with each clinician. d. The clinicians have different levels of experience.
Edward Titchener called Wundt's ideas structuralism because he tried to analyze the structure of mental life into
a. archetypes. b. behavioral principles. c. five stages of "psychosexual" development. d. basic "elements" or "building blocks.".
Describe the development of relative right-left orientation, including factors that both accelerate and inhibit this learning
What will be an ideal response?