Your nephew was born in mid-June, so you had two months to play with him before you left for school. It seemed like your nephew really enjoyed when you rocked and held him. When you saw him next at Christmas, he was six months old
What was his likely reaction to seeing you again?
a. He acted overjoyed to see you because he remembered you.
b. He was afraid as if he had stranger anxiety.
c. He acted like he had no idea who you were, but smiled at you.
d. He was happy to see you because he was too young for stranger anxiety.
Answer: B
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a. her affair with Lucien, a famous sculptor b. her affair with Terrence, a hotshot accountant c. her affair with Greg, a freshman in college who is studying accounting d. her affair with Earl, an exciting but unemployed ex-poet
As discussed in the text, in which culture do fathers engage in more physical play than mothers with their children?
a. American b. Chinese c. Malaysian d. Indian e. Hmong
Which statement concerning violence and culture is true?
a. Japanese children are more likely to react angrily to interpersonal conflicts than American children. b. Cultural contexts do not "breed" aggression. c. The United States is a relatively violent country. d. Hispanic children raised with traditional Hispanic cultural values engage in more antisocial behavior than those acculturated into American society.
Samantha, who is 5 years old, is watching TV and sees a boy tell his mother a lie. Nothing bad happens to the boy. According to social learning theory, she is likely to conclude that
a. lying is morally wrong. b. lying is acceptable. c. lying is a violation of one's social contract. d. lying is okay for boys but not for girls.