Which of the following statements about peer sociability in collectivist versus individualistic societies is true?
A) Children in collectivist cultures spend more time in parallel play than children in individualistic cultures.
B) Children in collectivist societies are more willing to include a quiet, reserved child in play than children in individualistic cultures.
C) Children in individualistic cultures tend to play in larger groups than children in collectivist cultures.
D) Children in collectivist cultures spend more time in joint make-believe play than children in individualistic cultures.
B
You might also like to view...
Sounds of different frequencies activate different areas of the basilar membrane, a fact critical for the _____ account of auditory perception.
A) signal detection B) temporal code C) threshold D) place code
Don and Louise attended "natural" childbirth classes, and Don was present throughout Louise's labor and delivery of their son. During labor, Don served as a coach, helping Louise relax as much as possible and control her breathing, and reminding her not to push until it was time to deliver the baby. During delivery, Don stood at the head of the table and gave Louise emotional support. After their
son was born, Don was allowed to carry him down the hall to Louise's room. Later, Don described the overall experience as thoroughly profound and joyous, and he became fond of relating how he felt when he first gazed into his son's wide-open and inquiring eyes. (a) Discuss Don's feelings in terms of engrossment. (b) What long-range effects might this have on Don's interactions with his son? (c) How might medication and traditional childbirth procedures have interfered? What will be an ideal response?
This form of aggression is prevalent in girls and involves spreading rumors, gossiping, and nonverbal putdowns
A) Generational aggression B) Passive aggression C) Active aggression D) Relational aggression
Liam, 24, and his younger brother Declan, 18, are discussing girls. Declan is complaining to his brother about a girl who, after he asked her out, responded with, "Thanks, but I can't
" Declan tells his brother he can't believe this girl was so short with him, and he wonders what he did wrong. Liam brings up several important points for Declan to consider: "Is this girl going through something emotionally complicated with her parents? Has she dated much before? Is she nervous about dating and doesn't know how to respond?" Liam is able to consider these points because he is an emerging adult capable of _______________. egoism || compassionism || formal operations || pragmatism || || ||