According to the text, when a second child is born, parents can best help the older child adjust successfully by:
a. not allowing the older child to interact much with the baby, "pretending" she doesn't exist
b. encouraging the older child to spend as much time as possible with the new baby, "pretending" to be his mother or father
c. setting aside some time to be with only the older child, giving her all of their attention
d. seldom allowing the older child time to be alone with the parents, so that she understands that the baby is a permanent member of the family
c
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a. Multiple intelligence b. Crystallized intelligence c. Fluid intelligence d. Standardized intelligence
Kung girls and boys engage in rough-and-tumble play. Among the Pilaga Indians, girls are matched against the boys. Rough-and-tumble play is less common among girls in the United States. These examples demonstrate that
a. the tendency to participate in rough-and-tumble play is genetic. b. children from lower socioeconomic status groups are more likely to engage in it. c. this type of play is influenced by culture and environment. d. it is a form of play that is new to the United States.
A relationship in which higher levels of one variable are associated with higher levels of another is best described as ____
a. positive b. negative c. curvilinear d. accelerated
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a. the general shrinkage and atrophy of the brain due to aging. b. circulatory problems that cause repeated strokes that damage the brain over time. c. unusual webs and tangles in the brain. d. a combination of depression and the dangerous interaction of medications.