The ethnographic research method is most suitable for studying child-rearing practices
a. within a particular culture or society.
b. by identifying the thoughts of a particular child.
c. by observing daycare children's lunchtime manners.
d. by identifying why children act the way that they do.
A
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A. uses positive punishment B. gives an unpleasant consequence to the child for inappropriate behavior C. removes a child from a situation where they might receive reinforcement for their noncompliance D. has been shown to be ineffective in reducing temper tantrums
In Robert Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence, someone who is able to apply a skill in new and inventive way would score high in:
a. analytic intelligence b. creative intelligence c. practical intelligence d. heuristic intelligence
Problems in sexual desire, arousal, or response are considered to be
a. paraphilias. b. neurotic disorders. c. sexual dysfunctions. d. sexual deviances.
Characteristics of infants and children that were selected to serve as preparations for adulthood are called ontogenetic adaptations
Indicate whether the statement is true or false