Which of the following parents are the most likely to give positive reports of their own psychological well-being?
A) the Jones, who have two children, one successful and one problematic
B) the Meyers, who have four children, three successful and one problematic
C) the Heruzzis, who have a successful only child
D) the Rashads, who have three children, one successful and two problematic
C
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A. imprinted. B. dominant. C. recessive. D. an SNP.
In the language model by Dronkers, Pinker, and Damasio, semantic knowledge is managed by a(n)
A. implementation system existing in Broca's and Wernicke's areas. B. mediational system existing in association cortex of the temporal, parietal, and frontal lobes. C. system existing in Broca's and Wernicke's areas. D. system existing in higher-order association cortex.
Good quality child care
A) cannot compensate for the negative effects of a stressed, poverty-stricken home life. B) can reduce the negative impact of a stressed, poverty-stricken home life. C) is more readily available in the United States than in most European countries. D) is primarily available to low-SES families with young children.
The primary criticism of Kohlberg's theory of moral development is
A. that it pertains to moral behavior rather than moral judgments. B. it defines moral behavior largely in terms of concrete principles. C. its focus on moral behavior rather than moral reasoning. D. its potential lack of generality across cultures.