Thirteen-year-old Drew and seven of his friends have formed a band. After becoming finalists on a TV talent search show, they stand a good chance of receiving a recording contract and achieving fame and fortune. As a result, their families are very proud of them, and they feel good about themselves. One difficulty that Drew and his band mates might face from violating the social clock by
attaining a career at such an early age is
A) disapproval of others.
B) a decline in self-esteem.
C) lack of peer support.
D) problems with school schedules.
D
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Advantages of using parental reports to assess infant temperament include all of the following except
a. parents have more experience with their infants across a wide range of settings b. parental reports and questionnaires are less expensive to use than observational methods c. there are often low to moderate levels of agreement between mothers and fathers when rating the same infant d. parents know whether an infant's behavior in a particular setting is typical or unusual
Obesity is classified as a ______
a. medical condition c. sociocultural disorder b. psychological disorder d. developmental disorder
During which stage did Freud believe that the individual's sexual drive reemerges, but this time is directed toward persons outside the family?
A. anal B. phallic C. latency D. genital
The bystander effect predicts that:
A. people are less likely to help when in groups than when they are alone. B. people often refuse help to maintain equity in the social relationship. C. helping behavior increases as physical proximity decreases. D. people primarily offer help when there are others around them.