Intervening with children who have weak social problem-solving skills can enhance development by
A) giving children a sense of mastery in the face of stressful life events.
B) permitting children to represent and express the self more clearly.
C) increasing children's self-esteem.
D) increasing children's awareness of others' feelings.
A
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a. the within-cells variance estimate is an estimate of b. c. d. e. , and
The ego operates according to the __________
a) guilt/pride principle. b) reality principle. c) pleasure principle. d) reflex principle.