Although television viewing is not the sole cause of nightmares and childhood fears, how can violence on television affect a young child?
What will be an ideal response?
Excessive viewing of violence on TV has been shown to cause children to have affective reactions to violence that are not normal. Such children tend to be unmoved by, and more accepting of, violence as a part of life.
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a. has a lower and upper limit b. depends on the activity c. describes the range where learning can be achieved d. all of the above
When a teacher has a student who has difficulty processing the sounds in her native language, the teacher may want to recommend that the child be evaluated for:
a. dyscalculia. b. dysfluency. c. dysgraphia. d. dyslexia.
Which word below does not contain an inflectional suffix?
a. speechless b. rifles c. heavier d. rubbed
Which one of the following best illustrates Erikson's stage of identity versus role confusion?
a. Arnold is always wishing things were different than they are. b. Beth can't keep a steady boyfriend. c. Craig is trying to decide what career he wants to pursue. d. Dawn underestimates her ability to learn mathematics.