Phoebe's teacher thinks she has a behavior problem. As a result, Phoebe starts to believe that she is a troublemaker and begins to act out in the classroom. This is an example of
A) an educational self-fulfilling prophecy.
B) cultural bias.
C) a stereotype threat.
D) behavior conduct disorder.
Answer: A
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observed that a. Kenyans engage in more soothing physical contact with their infants than do Americans. b. Kenyans engage in more eye contact with their infants than do Americans. c. Kenyans engage in more "rough play" with their infants than do Americans. d. Kenyans talk to their infants more than do Americans.
According to James Marcia, which of the following four categories of identity development leads to relatively high anxiety and psychological conflict for adolescents
While at the same time leading these adolescents to be lively and appealing and seek intimacy with others? a) identity diffusion b) moratorium c) identity foreclosure d) identity achievement
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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a. mannered meditation b. major mindfulness c. meditated mindness d. mindfulness meditation