In an experimental study of neighborhood mobility, compared with their peers who remained in poverty-stricken areas, children and youths who moved into low-poverty neighborhoods and remained there for several years showed __________
A) more mental health issues
B) better school achievement
C) more physical health issues
D) more social problems
Answer: B
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a. shapes how we think and how we perceive the world b. shapes the way we think, but not our perceptions of the world c. shapes our perceptions of the world, but not the way we think d. has only a minimal influence on thought processes and perception
Vygotsky proposed and research has shown that children talking to themselves
a. guides their thinking and problem solving. c. reflects their egocentric view of the world. b. describes what they are doing. d. is a result of their failure to communicate.
Who is most likely to react to a life-threatening illness with extreme anger, rage, and fear of death?
a) Carolyn, who is 15 years old. b) Robert, who is 25 years old. c) Allyson, who is 45 years old. d) Pedro, who is 65 years old.
What is the difference between a population and a sample?
What will be an ideal response?