Peers provide the child with direct feedback about how well he is doing in the academic, social, and emotional realms. Therefore, peers contribute to the child's developing sense of
a. self. c. physical maturity.
b. academic identity. d. individuality.
A
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According to the research of Pinquart and Schindler, which group of people shows the most satisfaction with retirement?
A. Older adults who retired at typical retirement age and maintained work-related activities. B. Older adults who retired later than average and maintained leisure activities. C. Older adults who retired at typical retirement age and maintained leisure activities. D. Older adults who retired later than average and maintained work-related activities.
Dating in adolescence can have a negative effect on psychosocial development when:
a. it takes place in group activities. b. it gets serious prior to age 15. c. it occurs between a younger girl and older boy. d. it begins during late adolescence.
The process of grief work parallels the experience of dying and involves many of the same emotions
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Lily has never seen a cow before. At first she thinks it is a doggie, but after her mom explains that cows give us milk and are bigger than dogs, Lily adjusts her understanding of animals. This demonstrates the principle of
A) adaptation. B) assimilation. C) accommodation. D) perception.