The clearest change in parent-child relationships that affects young adults' living arrangements in the United States is:
a. Housing costs.
b. Job opportunities.
c. Whether or not adult children have remained single.
d. The increase in parental divorce and remarriage.
D
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Family child care providers care for children who have not entered formal schooling and also children __________
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B. F. Skinner challenged our understanding of children's behavior by explaining which of the following?
a. Children learn through vicarious reinforcement or punishment which involves two interrelated strategies, imitation and modeling. b. That absorbent minds of children make punishment an effective way to shape behavior. c. That parents should have a basic understanding of the role of contingencies in affecting behavior. d. That parents should be aware that children are inherently willful.
Three experimenters are used in a study, and they are not consistent in administering the experimental treatments or recording the data. A threat to validity is:
a. testing. b. instrumentation. c. experimental mortality. d. reactive effects of experimental arrangements.
Young children, pregnant women, and the elderly are among those at greatest risk for food-borne illness
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false