Of the following choices, which set of parents are MOST likely to have an adolescent who has high self-esteem?
a. Ezra and Shelly, who have provided their daughter with every advantage and have gone to great lengths to prevent her from ever being disappointed
b. Cindy and Tom, who have taken a "leave her alone" approach to parenting their daughter, allowing her to "find her own way" with minimal guidance
c. John and Laurie, who have raised their daughter with an "iron fist" so that her achievements would be maximized and her difficulties would be minimized
d. Barry and Cheryl, who have raised their daughter with reasonable expectations and who discuss their rules and discipline with her
d
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a) physical imbalances b) chemical imbalances c) structural imbalances d) electrical imbalances
Which of the following statements best illustrates the link between evolutionary theory and psychosocial theory?
A. Through patterns of reinforcement, genetics is linked to individual development during adulthood. B. Adults strengthen their genetic make-up and influence as they age. C. The process of cultural survival is considered random in specific generations. D. Individuals face a continuous struggle to adapt traits and abilities to environmental demands.
Which of the following is true of locomotive development in infants?
A) Most infants begin to crawl at about six months. B) Crawling appears a month or so after creeping. C) By about seven months, infants usually begin to sit up by themselves. D) Most infants can remain in a standing position by holding on to something at the age of five months.
Which of the following is a basic assumption for a chi-square hypothesis test?
A) ?The population distribution(s) must be normal. B) ?The scores must come from an interval or ratio scale. C) ?The observations must be independent. D) ?The sample size is less than 30.