Influences that generally affect a generation (for example, the effect of the Vietnam War on the baby boomers) are considered ________ influences.
A. normative history-graded
B. nonnormative age-graded
C. nonnormative multidirectional
D. normative age-graded
Answer: A
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a. cultural competence b. unearned privilege c. biculturality d. internalized oppression
Thomas and Jada have just brought their new infant home, and they are very excited to be new parents. They have read tons of articles and books about how to keep their baby safe, and they know that to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), they have to put their baby ________ during sleep time.
A. on her back B. on her side C. in tight blankets D. on her stomach
Central limit theorem indicates that as the sample increases, the distribution of sample means would ______.
A. become positively skewed B. become more uniform C. approach a normal distribution D. become asymmetrical
Students from South Korea tend to perform better on tests of math aptitude compared to similar aged students in France. Given this difference in performance, what other difference is also likely to be observed?
A. Students in France will have a greater belief in their math ability. B. Students in South Korea will have a greater belief in their math ability. C. Students in France will score higher on tests of emotional intelligence. D. Students in South Korea will score higher on tests of emotional intelligence.