Compare the rejecting-neglecting parenting style with the permissive-indulgent parenting style.
What will be an ideal response?
Like permissive-indulgent parents, rejecting-neglecting parents are also low in their demands for mature behavior and attempts to control their children. Unlike indulgent parents, they are low in support and responsiveness. The children of neglectful parents are the least competent, responsible, and mature. The children of permissive-indulgent parents, like those of neglectful parents, are less competent in school and show more misconduct and substance abuse than children of more restrictive, controlling parents. But children from permissive-indulgent homes, unlike those from neglectful homes, are fairly high in social competence and self-confidence (Baumrind, 1991).
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Which assumption is fundamental to understanding how significant social relationships influence development?
a. Characteristics stay stable as individuals progress through time. b. People contribute actively to their development. c. Development is based on physiological change in humans. d. Individuals' development occurs as a type of adaptation to the environment.
If a baby does not have the ability to demonstrate reflexes, what is that a sign of?
What will be an ideal response?
When moral decisions are based on what will help to avoid punishment, the _____ level of moral development is being utilized
a) postconventional b) nonconventional c) conventional d) preconventional
Amelia is having sexual intercourse with her husband; her breasts and vagina are expanding, and her breathing rate has increased. Also, her muscle tension is increasing as she is preparing for an orgasm. Amelia is in the middle of which of the following phases of sexual responsiveness?
A. ejaculation B. resolution stage C. plateau phase D. refractory period