This type of parent is firm, setting clear and consistent limits, although he or she is a loving parent and is emotionally supportive. He or she also tries to reason and give explanations for why the children should behave in a particular way
a) uninvolved
b) permissive
c) authoritative
d) authoritarian
Answer: c
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Babies whose mothers smoked during pregnancy have lower birth weights but suffer no cognitive deficits. 2. Newborns can mimic the facial expressions of adults. 3. Newborns exhibit a strong rooting reflex when you lightly touch the soles of their feet. 4. The typical infant can lift up its head before it is able to master rolling over. 5. Infants learn to control their arms before they learn to control their legs.
One explanation for the greatly differing accounts of the same athletic contest by fans of opposing teams involves the
a. confusion of cause and effect. b. effect of motives on perception. c. habituation of familiar stimuli. d. effect of sublimation on memory.
Which of the following determines whether a new response learned through modeling will be repeated?
a. whether the learner saw the behavior performed more than once b. whether the learner receives normal reinforcement or feedback for the modeled behavior c. whether the model praised the learner for observing the behavior and whether the learner reciprocated the reinforcement d. whether the learner observed the model in a real-life or filmed setting
Which of the following mutations would be most likely to spread through the population?
A. A prey species develops faster reflexes. B. A prey species in a snowy environment develops a darker fur color. C. A predator species in a snowy environment develops a darker fur color. D. A predator species develops an extra tail.