Sue can be very forceful or very gentle; she is also capable of being courageous and cautious in different situations. What term is used to describe people like Sue?
a) ambivalent
b) androgynous
c) undifferentiated
d) gender resistant
B
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Uncle Buck likes to visit your family about twice a year—which is two times too many for you. Which strategy would be least effective in minimizing the stress associated with these visits?
a. ?knowing the exact dates that he is arriving and leaving b. ?being able to control when he comes to visit c. ?thinking of his visits as “fun and helpful” d. ?knowing that he might come in December, although he may come sooner
Which of the following statements best summarizes the results of a longitudinal study conducted by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development regarding the advantages and disadvantages of day care?
Children from low SES families gain a large cognitive advantage over other children in day care. While cognitive benefits are apparent, social benefits are questionable. Both social benefits and cognitive benefits are questionable. Children from high-income families fare better socially than children from low SES families.
The __________ developed by __________ is used to test __________ in infants
a. Situation Sort; Case; social bonding b. Strange Situation; Ainsworth; attachment c. attachment quotient; Kagan; social bonding and anxiety d. Strange Situation; Bowlby; anxiety e. Stranger Anxiety Test; Ainsworth; social bonding
Young children's conversations appear
A) more mature in highly demanding situations in which they cannot see their listeners' reactions or rely on typical conversational aids. B) less mature in highly demanding situations in which they cannot see their listeners' reactions or rely on typical conversational aids. C) egocentric and immature in face-to-face situations with unfamiliar adults or peers. D) adultlike in situations with familiar adults, such as parents, grandparents, or child-care workers.