Regarding the effectiveness of fathers at providing routine care such as diapering, bathing, and soothing a distressed infant,
a. fathers are unable to provide proper care.
b. fathers are as skillful as mothers when they choose to assume those responsibilities.
c. fathers are unable to provide routine care because mothers are typically opposed to their caregiving behavior.
d. mothers seem to have an innate ability to perform routine care.
B
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c. Once people turn a certain age, they start to forget many of the events that happened to them in earlier stagesof life. d. People tend to remember a wide range of "firsts" in recounting their personal experiences.
William James made his most important contributions to cognitive psychology in his work on
a. problem-solving strategies. b. memory in everyday life. c. complex decision making. d. cognitive development in children.
Education about death, dying, and bereavement arising out of interactions within a family or similar social group is
a. formal education b. informal education c. team teaching d. death-related counseling e. none of these
The last of the basic needs to emerge is:
a. B-love needs b. physiological needs c. safety needs d. esteem needs